… HE WEATHER Ap Ap 4w IWA6- AL__ -,dL- AL AAL "TAIr 0 -W -A r FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WTARMER TODATY aiti ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AMlD NIGHT 'WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 23. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1920. PRICE FIVE Ci t i COLUMBUS SPEC1AL TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE MONDAY SPOTLIGHT COMMITTEE IN SEARCH OF ACTORS FOR VAUD VLLE DEC. 1i SALE TO BE HELD LOBBY; WILL LAST WEDNESDAY IN UNION UNTIL E SELLS SEATS ATHLETIC 0. S., U....…
… THE WEATHER RAIN; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY I VA r 131k ioan :3atix ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT IV IR SERVYICE VOL. XXXI. No. 48. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920. PRICE FIVE CEl I I ULTIMTTUM SAYS RALWY DISPUTES MUST BE SETTLEU "ULTRA CONSERVATIVES" CLAIh DECISION SHOULD COME IMMEDIATELY STONE THREATENS TO STOP CONTROLING MEN Brotherhood Chief States That Rules Are Necessary Before Signing of Wage Agreement (By Associated...…
…2ri Pt w . ,4 ' i rII' ~A'A ND N1GH' SERVICE II I ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920. PRICE THREE CEI! .. .....,... y , --. I 16E CUT EASE BILL . PIRACY fUnion, At- th Gomp- NEWLAS TO RESISTER Will Organize Classes for Students Entering Next Semester Students of the literary college who intend entering the law school next semester are requested by Dean HAn- ry M. Bates of the Law school to hand in their name...…
…pu I 10 X4 t i!3Ufla ~Iai1 wij a a .. DAY AMD)NIGHT N SERVICE 'ODAT I . 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1920. PRICE THREE _.. _ S URGED A9W BALLOT MKS ALL, REGARD- GE, TO SELECT DIDATES DAY SET AS D AY ?LL-CAMPUS VOTE Name to Appear on Both ilcan -and Democratic Tickets That every student, whether of vot- g age or not, will be urged to cast ballot in the campus presidential :raw vote Thursday, was the deci- on 41f ...…
…I 44 1 rtmian r DAY A DNi SERV ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920. PRICE THREE " TO, UNVEIL ANGELL Art Exhibition Op TS , MEMORIAL TABLETU 11111 VIIVI IL Hl rtsspr The unveiling of a bronze memorial H anI; ArNDstsTP tablet in memory of former President LWtshave Emeritus James B. Angell of' the Wh.lteatit h ae University will take place at the paintings in the exhibit present, the morning service of the Congregational Bell, Grin...…
… ±J Avi!3Ufl ~I~ai -I 00 J DAY AND 11 i. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1920. PRICE THREE N TENNIS, BASEBALL AND TRAC FEATS K MEN f IRSTS TO VS 100 YARD IN CLOSE RACE Record For Javelin Broken by Hoffman in Throw of 175, Feet Wesbrook Takes Tennis Title in Single Matches (Special to The Daily) Chicago, May 29.- Wesbrook won the Conference championship for the second time by defeating Bastian of Indiana, 6-3, 6-1, 4-6, 8-...…
…T MIt;HIUAN V FICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 01F MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday during. the Univer- by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for tion of all news dispatches creditedto it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news published therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ter. ription by carrier or m...…
…I HE Mi~1C HI1UfN LDAILY . ent high school seniors in coming to Ann Arbor next fall. With Christmas vacation less than a month away the rest of us cannot afford to hesitate in follow- ing suit. The main thing is meeting the high school students of ability in our home towns and letting those who are planning on coming to col- lege know what Michigan really is. Just telling them about life in Ann Arbor or seeing that they attend a Union opera...…
…IGAN Monday during the Unive )f Student Publications. SOCIATED PRESS sively entitled to the use fi credited to it or not otherwi Inews published therein. n Arbor, Michigan, as secoz , $3.50. ing, Maynard street. ial, 2414. 300 words, if signed, the 8if print, but as an evidence published in The Daily at 41 r mailed to The Daily offic ve no consideration. No mat 'writer incloses postage. y endorse the sentiments w~ ing institution. - This is ...…
… OF THE RT d.A ). :43atti NIVERSITY blished every morning except Monday during the Univer- ar by the Board in Control of S'tudent Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS e Associated Press is, exclusively entitled to the use for cation of all newsdispatches credited to it or not otherwise I in this paper and the local news published therein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second atter. scription by carrier or mail...…
…s athletes, be they good or n, win or lose, and behind behind the ie last man. TY e Univer. S. euse for otherwise tin. as second street. igned, the sig- an evidence of e Daily at the eDaily office. ion. No man postage. sentiments ex- after 8 o'clock M. CAREY [ugh Hitchcock A. ardy Heth, Lee M. Woodruff . . ..Renaud Sherwood .John I.Dakinl .Brewster Campbell .Robert C. Angell . Marguerite Clark' Adams, Thornton Sargent Jr. Winefred Bietha...…
…OF THE UNIVERSITY. HIGAN pt Monday during the Univer- of Student Publications. SSOCIATED PRESS usively entitled to the use for s credited to it or not otherwise al news published therein. nn Arbor, Michigan, as second i, $3"5. ding, Maynard street. rial, 2414. 1 3oo words, if signed, ,the sig- in print ' ,but as an evidence of epublished in ''he Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. ive no consideration. No man- , writer incloses postage...…
…IN JL is CO RECE RE Ohio Favored Over Chicago in Game Today, Which Occupies Supreme Interest in Big Ten ILLINOIS SHOULD RUN BIG § SCORE UP AGAINST GOPHERS Football games among the Big Ten elvens today are expected to narrow the contestants for first honors down to two teams, only three elevens, Il- linois, Ohio, and Chicago having a clean record to date. $ Of first importance will be the Ohio- Chicago struggle, which means the elimination...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY {' r Y.F RiA 4 .'.. f. ' ++" ,'. r FORT CANATES REPORT FOR TRAC Light Work Order of the Day; Trainer Hahn Keeps Athletes from Overdoing ALL VETERANS EXPECTED TO TURN OUT WITHIN FEW DAYS Coach Steve Farrell5s first call for Varsity track candidates brought some 40 men out to Waterman gym- nasium yesterday afternoon. Includ- ed in this number was a goodly rep- resentation from last year's All-fresh aggregation, a number of ...…
…U AN I 1L.. T I - 2 LIT-DENT HOCKEY GAME IXLIIiJI INTET ienza Makes g of on X. A. C. COURT TEAM STRONG BY USE OF SEVERAL VETERANS It will be a weakened Varsity which takes the floor against M. A. C. to- night, in Waterman gymnasium. Henderson is still suffering from the "flue." His absence from the lineup will probably necessitate the shift- ing of Rea from running guard to a forwar . Weiss is the likely choice for the other forward po...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILI .. . . , , . , . ,. " :.. ... .. . ' Y ; . .. "* ,r .. ,. r . .. ,. w 1 i ., . y ,, s .. r , .... ., .. . .,, , , . -. ,. ,. . ...-.... im x EiMS AFFAIR, Result 1 GRAM OF EVENTS '0 SUCCESS OF MEET rom any other view- at of victory or defeat, eet was a decided suc- of the fact that it was or meet that had ever the Ithaca institution, arations were made for FRATERNITY AN) INTERCLASS BOWLING TOURNEYS PLANNED Two bowl...…
… fl J 1. i i.% ' iK /" ~A~T ~ * .. .* . 1M r___________________ h| TRACK NOTICE OUT All track mncn whp have lock- ,es at Ferry"fMeld should appear for pry.,tice -.t 3 o'clock Satur- day afternoon. Coach Steve Far- rell has planned to have the can- didates in the various events compete at this time. -t ne at - rence TENNIS MEN PLAY I was FIFTEEN MATCHES game ,roons Varsity tennis candidates took ad- t, the vantage of the first good p...…
…S.., - f Wis-f by al ated to nce of spelled warn- it. An- e stu- time arresting anoter stuaent for tne theft of a barber's pole. Round Up Club to Elect Officers' The Round Up club wil hold its an- nual election of officers for the ensu- ing year next Tuesday night at the Union. President Carpenter urges that all members be present in order to elect officers -and to clean up all old business of this year. Get ready for e Fishing Season TACKL...…
…CHIG I Aj il.L' L LI L.i r I From The Other Colleges v " nbia-Registration in the de- nt of extension teaching up to ows a total of 8,317, an in- of 509 students over the total I last year at the same date. ars that many candidates for e to Columbia college fell f requirements, and are now ed in etxension teaching. -A drive will soon be started' State university to bring all :hool students of unusual ath- cholastic, literary, and dr...…
…1 1 !!r 1Yala' al* r j .-- -- - , rEFUNTEDi UHLI Mr. Chew tried to impress the audi- ence that Japan's part in the world war was small, even when compared with China's. More Chinese laborers, he said, were killed in France than Japanese soldiers. He forgot to men- tion, however, that the Chinese coolies did not go to France as soldiers do,, JAPANESE .STUDENT .SAYS .LEC. TURER DISTORTED FACTS IN TALK(. Editor, The Michigan Daily:- When Mr....…
…DAILY .. .:. -PLANS UNDER WAY TO FORM rzd Portune 3mdle unce riore COMi)UNTITY SCHOOL HEE WArbror's Own Poet Laureate RM EN T Plans were made to form a Com- munity school in Ann Arbor to train BELA I P BuEww men and women for teaching posi- er .just Dr. Tom Lov- ignated it, the assembled students in tions in Sunday schools when Rev. F. UNITED STATES SAID TO FAVOR d poet, the venerable te name of the stuuent body present- Peterson of Boston ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. FFIE ctt ' Ties' Read the Daily advertisements. They' So. Main . St. R- v ill lead you to the best of Ann Ar- -Adv. bor's stores.-Adv. .R-G AINS g and Sunmer Suits made to ure. It wnill pay you to see my tment before you buy . Ced $35 to. $75 nake a special bargain on Extra Trousers I wome , ;. I ... . Y.. .... ..,,. _ Girls desiring to work spring vacation should sign up effect in Dean Jordan's office. during t...…
…. State St.-Adv. If it is real artistic, decorative wall overings you want go to C. H. Major - Co., 203 E. Wash. St.--Adv. PERSHING OU TO LOOK R. SARGENT WRITES OF MEDIDAL1 WORK IN CHINA Dorothy Curts , South Dakota, Bess Hart; Kansas, Catherine Oder; Knox, Azalia Hackman and Lydia Haltman; Ames, Glen Watts and Louis Wiese; Michigan, Marguerite Chapin, '20, and 14 ...... ., ....tt .. "It. l 161 .' OUR IDEA 4 KODAK PIG ald; M. A. C., Marj...…
…W/ r ' :+ < . . _ .. _ _ . , . . _ imftim ... inion Amusement Facilities Are 1 Popular Wtth Jeen Of School L I1(Frank McPike) Columns of valuable space have of Best been devoted to the structural beauty of the Union. A countless number of words have lauded the various feat-. ures of the 'institution, tap-room, reading-room, assembly hall, in fact F DAy most of the conveniences and comforts of the new building in a manner that pals...…
…I HEICIGAIN DAIL S C H U B E RT DIET ROIT San Carlo GRAND OPERA Company with 20 Distinguished European and American Opera- tic Singers and Grand Opera Orchestra I~ GARR I K ETR OT Americas Foremost Singino Comedienne NORW &BAYES I Her Family lTree A Famnous Mousi Play. AT THE THEATERS TODAY Emig" Screen Majestic-"Old Wives for New;" a Cecil B. DeMille production. Also Pathe News and a Burton Holmes travelogue. Arcade-r-Madge Kennedy i...…
…. ... The. children love Wrigley's-and it's food for them 0 Made sunder conditions of absolute cleealiness and brought to them In Wri ep' 6041e0 sanitary package, $atlsfles the craving for eweets.aids di estIonl sweety o brpth, allaa s hlr ,t q in eel tootb Olean II~f'TlhIII f jIas high a moral and spiritual national~ 'UUESWNS V~IflRII im as you will find in any Westernj nation." About the militaristic party CANFIELD DEPLORES 'HELPING in ...…
…_ Students Come and Go but the' Chimes are in Their 37th Year Dress Foot- Wear 4 _ f. - , - _ '-- . .. _ -;- _= , ._ _ , - . " The chiming of the campus bells has become such a familiar sound that it is scarcely noticed. Yet every day for. the past 37 years these bells have been ringnig the hours, half hours, and quarter hours and a glance into their history reveals much that is curious and interesting of the early life and customs of t...…
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY LAST TIMES TODAY "THE RIVER'S END-" A MARSHAL NEILAN PRODUCTION AND LARRY SEMON In "Ihe Grocery Clerk" WUERTN THEATREI 2;00, 3:30, Tues-Wed, land in "Th with a two Mutt and Jef Thurs-Fri. 1 in "When a M, M THEATRE 7:00, 8:30, 10:OQ 30, *'--Peggy Hy- e Black Shadow" reel comedy and' f cartoon comedy." , 2-Earl Williams Ian Loves." T"he Stage THE WHITNEY Pauline Armitage, Arthur Barry, Syd- ney Mason, William Raymond, A...…
…STUDENT PUBLICATIONS' NOTICE SAFETY RAZ() 11 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. AUTO-S TROP "1I ______ ' c kDetroit Charlotte Greenwood in S"Linger Longer etty" t~l1!l111aa~llllvoltIoll111t~l~lolo Managing edi...…
…1 1 w tv - x .j THE BLVE FRONT CIGAR STOI Corzner State a.d Packard Student Proprietors ,, Hitting In Past Two Games Puts Mike Knode In Second Position AMERICAN LEAGUE Standings Jack Perrin, by securing three hits in the last two ganfes, while Mike Knode was getting only two, moved up into first place in the batting aver- ages, computed before the Illinois game with a percentage of .369, put- ting Knode second with .367 to his credit. ...…
…iMr/I/II IWWU1yr11W.YIlYUIIiXinY Ir M 1 MrY11111nrrrYlw w X ,.1. XXw Y/X v... XrtY X wMww+ wY i .Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN Oratorical Association Just Received LULL'S ORGANIC EVOLUTION, RIPLEY'S "TRUSTS, POOLS AND CORPOR- ATIONS," MACDONALD'S DOCUMENTARY SOURCE BOOK, ROWE'S COST ACCOUNTING. SATURDAY, OCTOBER $0, 1920. Number 23 Members of the Universityi 1 Friday afternoon, Nov. 5, at 4 o'clock, in Hill auditorium, Mr. Charles rnham, attorney...…
…MTE MICHIGAN DAILY The Newberry Tea Room at 432 So. ate is serving luncheon from 11:30 M. to 1 P. M. and dinner from 5:30 6:30 P. M.' Weekly rates including inday dinner, $6.50.-Adv. The Kempf Music Studios--Piano, Organ, and Voice Instruction. Es- tablished°1880. 312 S. Division St. Phone 212-J.--Adv. I Patronize Daily advertisers.-Ad", Read The Daily for Campus News: RESERVE LEADERS TO HEAR ADDRESS MASODKS' HOLIDA9Y 1Pl.AY"Girl Reserv...…
…%MILU' Lo lLY their rooms for the second semester without consulting Dean Jordan about it first. e last day for posture examina- The home department of Women's 5 will be Saturday, Jan. 31. Any- clubs will meet at 2:30 o'clock Sat- failing to take this examination: urday at the Community house to sew. not be given credit in the course. ---- News From The Other Colleges Dance music will be furnished and a will be served for members of the o...…
…1 HE irl(1 VIU. DIa-ULY Asked At Random) re high; your last sea- ed and reblocked into ape, with a new band,I iew and save you five We do only high class Hat Store, 617 Pack- 1792.-Adv rniture and Rugs at e.-Adv. (Any member cif the University, professor or student, who has a ques- tion he wishes discussed in this col- umn may mail it to the "Asked at Random" reporter, care of The Daily.) "What do you think of the suggest- ed plan for some...…
…meet,l practice atI ew ss room 11 practice on n,.room 20i, room at litt of Craftsmen >dge at Mason- lunch will be 10 associatiltf room, Physics Williams will bes." bating society is, University, G. E. Dyason are asked to report for soccer football practice at 3 o'clock this afternoon on Ferry field. Kentucky club will hold a dinner at 6 o'clock Tuesday, room 323, Union. Those wishing to reserve plates call Burge at 2574. CIt4b Gives Prog...…
…I'J )II 1 INU. '' 1918 tituti hits. rtanl ndled the agar by s -ictory t bird. SUNDAY to the 12:00-Dr. T. 3. Iden speaks at Con. chigan gregational church on "The Atti- chigan tude of the Great Scientists towards form Religion." ng as 3:00-Student Volunteers meet in His Lane hall for hill-top picnic. t cogs 5:30-Wesleyan Guild meets with d first Clair Searles leading. Social halt- infield hour precedes. (Continued from Page One) To cap t...…
…V' 1 A K K I , S E T R O I T CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in "Linger Longer Letty" S CH UBERT D~T ROI T Guy Bates Post in "The Masquerader" Big City Health Commissioners Meet' Detroit, Nov. 29.-What is regarded as one of the most important health meetings ever held in Detroit is scheduled to open tomorrow morn- ing, when health commissioners from all the larger cities of the country will gather here to discuss the effect of the housing shortage on th...…
…I [LY JEWELERS AMCL$LAJ^ot klFAit sa{t- of - Quality and Service 113 E. Liberty St. Ann Arbor, Mich. f noursj Courteous and satisfactor TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank~ - Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus, $5600#(.00 Resources .........,000,000.00 S 35t Northwest Cor. Main & Huron. 707 North University Ave. I _ U a. U, U U . S. .U ;r .I U, If your auto look dingy an...…
…1, e tW1 Utgan BUth TWO I ,. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1920 PRICE THREE e y - ce Meet to Bring I Many Stars Her Men who are Making Michigan Track Histor I '.. A lived es in dtch- the ced ren 1 pp l d of er- C- . laize And Flue Will Wage War To Regain Honor Season of Reverses on Gridiron Serves to Intensify Interest in Football; Yost Working hard (By Bob Angell) Michigan intends to regain her lost pre...…
… ! HE Mii~IHIAlN UAI IAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume I TUESDAY,- NOVEMBER 30, 1920. Number 48.1 logical Seminary: The Geological Seminary will meet the present week on Friday evening ead of on Thursday evening as usual. WILLIAM HERBERT< HOBBS. City News Jennie Morton, who shot and killed Lulu Cadwell on the afternoon of Oct. 21, is now on trial for murder in the Circuit court before Judge Sample.t Counsel for the defense admits the killi...…
…"r IIr MII Y IwFw l YYIwIM # I 1 I- , , Seven) aanent dis- mendment so helpless if the as to t need of a nurse or additional allowance is e discretion of the di- eeding $20. V. R. I. act the same effective, except that a $100 per month could n additional allowance. r Loss of Feet the W. R. I. act. and law, compensation for th eyes or both hands both eyes, or for be- s and'permanently bed- w provides 'that each aents mentioned above I ...…
…,1) ri, '21, was N.] organ- y to the terclass the fra- ere vic- and the in the the fraternity series Trigon won the is also said to be an underlying cause title and the senior engineers won theI of the migration to Europe after theR class championship by defeating all spring term ceases. comers. The projected trip of the Architects At the present time many events are put the idea into the heads of many in progress. Of these fraternity in- o...…
…WEEK 'I 1. . IN R, y -- Majestic-I m Clock Andy." i "The Heart of William Faver- Who Lost Him- uline Frederick Zoom Thirteen." Charles Ray in Arcade-Naz- rt of a Child." Faversham in Himself." Or- lington in "The -Ethel Clayton hian the Male." iedy in "Dollars -Gladys Brock- orence Billing- ; " 1 tocracy, will be shown today, tomor- row, and Tuesday at the Arcade. The heroine of the picture is Sally Snap, a girlof the slums with a talent...…
…II out .the entire doubles contests and) play was only stopped when it was no longer possible to maintain one's foot- cisive ing. over Syracuse was not much of a match t two for the Michigan men, the' team win- any ning six to nothing. The verdict was y~ forregistered in straight sets and but for one long doubles set of 20-18 which which Wesbrook and Munz took from LeGros The and Wheeler, the Varsity experienced f five little trouble. am w si...…
