… THE 'WEATHER CLOUDY AND COLDER TODAY Urr Bk I3ait!3 ASSOCIATED PRESS D)AY AMNNIT lUE SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 69. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921. PRICE FIVE CENTS GROSS PERVERSION Of JUSTICE, STATE NEWBERRY COUNSEL 'Michigan RX.0. T. C. Sharpshooters To Contest 0.5S. U. Riflemen Mrar. 22 HARDING APPROVES 6.0. P. A RMY LIMIT DEFENDANTS POIiNT OUT RESTRICTION PLACED ON COMMITTEE NO{ GROTESQUE MEANING DECLARES C. E. HUGHE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y-Y----y--"-. - --I-- - Ml x4tgtttt -ott ill 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 publishe...…
…ARY 8, 1921. r L . . ¢'' fii " u^ , / 9 ". W r I CONFERENCE COURT OPENS TONIGHT Wisconsin Faces Michigan in Contest, at Waterman Gymnasium CrucialI BADGERS SLIGHT FAVORITES DESPITE DEFEAT BY PURPLE Michigan opehs her 1921 basketball season at 7:30 o'clock tonight, Wis- consin furnishing the opposition. With a successful preliminary trip and contests out of the way, eight vic- tories having been scored over strong Michigan and Southerp qu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si THE MICHIGAN DAILY S. Michigan Daily Supplement To Student Directory FIRST SEMESTER-NO. THREE Graves, A. 0., '24, 1233 Washtenaw. Austin, Ill. 1097-R. Graves, Orin N., '23, 517 S. Division. Grosse, Ill. Gregory, Alexander, '23, 643 Tappan. Marshall. 1582-M. Hall, George A., '24, 301 N. State. Holley, N. Y. 1363-J. Hall, Harlow I., '24D, 301 N. State. Holley, N. Y. 1363-J. Halley, William B., '24, 1110 Michigan. Louisvi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY History Given 'Of ichigan 's Sports (By R. C. A.) A wealth of interesting information concerning Michigan athletics is con- tained in Wilfred's Shaw's recently published book, "The University of Michigan." He devotes one chapter of his work to the history of sports in the -fniversity, giving a brief sum- nary of each activity from its incep- tion to the present time. The author, by reason of his position as editor of the Mi...…
…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY ..._ _ -..- START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! START WITH HALSEY. YOU WILL NOT REPENT! WUERTH ARCADE CLEVER STUNTS WomnuTO WIN PRIZES AT FANCY DRESS BALL Stylus will meet at 7:30 o'clock All four classes, as well as six cam- Tuesday night at the Gamma Phi Beta pus houses are preparing stunts for house. the annual fancy dress party which the Women's league is giving on Sat- The D. A. R. will hold its next reg- urday evening, Jan. ...…
… ILA Val J'.va le. t1 i L~A91t.4 d ., ....- , The Stage AT THE WUERTH When the much-touted Rainbow Revue makes its initial appearance to- morrow at the Wuerth theater, Ann Arbor will be given the opportunity of seeing a show fresh from New YorkI and the bright lights of Broadway. In the cast one finds names that are fam-1 iliar to all regular theater-goers as performers of some note: Helene Mc- Cree, little Gertie Hoffman, a dainty danseuse...…
…TH MICHIGAN DAIL I ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921. Number 69. llege of Literature, Science, and the Arts: There will be meeting of the Faculty Monday, Jan. 10, at 4:15 p. m., the auditorium of the Natural Science building. The special order is tributed through the messenger boxes. ARTHUR G. HALL, Registrar. Freshmen on the Delinquent List in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: If any delinquent students...…
…THE WEATHER RAIN AMD WARNER TODAY r013Ur#a 4~ii ASSOCIATED PRESS IPAY AND NIGHT WIT SERVICE # VOL. XXXI. No. 106. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1921. PRICE FIVE C WOLVERINES DEFEAT ILLINI, 28- 2 pAllies Cross The Rhine OF TERMS CAUSES NDIPLOMATIC BREAK FRENCH, BRITISH AND BELGIAN TROOPS MOVE TOWARD BORDER GERMANY APPEALS TO LEAGUE FOR ACTION 1 Lloyd George Deplores Necessity Decision; Scores Counter Proposals of BULL...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESJ , 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. Fntered at the postoffice at An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. BALL WAITS FOR OUTDOOR WORK Infield Practice Started by Coach Pratt; New Men Have Chance to WIn Varsity Jobs OTHER CONFERENCE NINES ARE DEVELOPING NEW TEAMS With only a month left before its southern invasion, Michigan's diamond squad is forced to confine all practice to the gymnasium. Competition for Varsity positions is keeping up inter- est and making the entire squad hustle. For the past few days Coach Pratt has g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Spring Skirts Tailored Free See our beautiful line of woolens, all colors and weaves, plain and new pleated models to select from. THE WISTERIA SHOP 330 Maynard Street LEGISLATORlS TRY TO CLEAN SLATE 'E t Y t Groesbecek's Program For Union State Boards Now Up For Approval of NOW The O PEN Castle" THE FORIGINAL HOME OF HOME COOKED MEALS STATE St. at HILL St. VAN'S LUNC Where they all go 1116 So. University Ave. An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. Every Sunday Afternoon from 2 to 5 Tonight will be the last evening skating session this season ICE SKATERS NOTICE All ice skates left at the coliseum in lockers or for repairs must be called for this week as we will not be responsible for skates left here during the summer. J. H. WEINBERG, Mgr. - ~ I-I 9 4 - a 'Communication which time everything possible is done to give honest brain work in the school the credit and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ....w__,_,... NAT CHINESE HELP IN 1HEALTH MOVEMENT REFORM WILL BE PERMANENT SAYS Y. W. C. A. SEC. RETARY "The Chinese people are standing behind the health movement in their country," said Mrs. Katherine Willard Eddy, foreign secretary of the Y. W. C. A., in an interview at Newberry hall Saturday. "Our only contribution to the cam- paign is for the support of Dr. Clara Sargent, '15M," said Mrs. Eddy. 'Funds for all othe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WOMWNG GEGAPE WILL6E, ULECTURES Miss Ellen Churchill Semple, the only woman gold medalist in Amer- ica, will comne to the University on March 16, for a series of ten lectures, eight on the "Historical Geography of the Mediteranean," and two on Japan and some other island or group of ,islands of the Pacific. She is the present president of the Association of American Geographers, and is the author of two well known books...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume I TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1921. Number 106. WHAT'S GOING ON 1 To the Deans: There will be no meeting of the Deans' committee March 9. M. To the Members of the UnIversity: It will be impossible for President and Mrs. Burton to Wednesday afternoon, March 9. on Wednesday, L. BURTON. be "at home" on Geology 25a: The supplementary examination for students who were absent from the final examin...…
…I ) COLDER )AY Ahr ol att A PRESS PAY AND NIGHT II SERVICE 133. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. PRICE FIVE C PREMI BRINGS HOPE TO ENGLISH BOR SITUATION LLOYD GEORGE GVES RENEWED PROSPECT OF AVERTING CRISIS PLAN EXPEC TED TO BE MEANS OF SETTLEMENT Labor Party Urges Members to Stand by Miners Against Power of Organized Capital (By Associated Press) London, April 7. - Another day of tense alternation of hope and fear end- ed wi...…
…AI r-M JV1I- re t Mir-41--alt Dattll FFICIAL NEWSPAPERF 0T HE UNIVERSITY 0OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday during the Univer- r by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for -ation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise 3 in this paper. and the local news published therein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
… n OR , ° ,: . .. . , ... ,' J . '.1 U. .+ ... . . .i+ -"-- r STS GIVEMICHIGAN FIGHTING CE WITH" CALIFORNM 9TOMORROW' ichigan Favored in Broad Jump and Weights; Calif. in Three , rE:lents PPOSING REAY -SQUADSf ARE FASTEST IN COUNTRYI With but one more day of practice efore this year's premier dual track eet, the University of Michigan track lam and the California cinder stars e primed for the big contest which kes place inthe Californ...…
…l .'., 1111%a.'-A AA as ' 5 Oi(-1 .LS n Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 I and Surplus, $625,000.00 rces .........$5,000,000.00 North University Ave west Cor. Main & Huron What's in a Name? ever try TUTTLE'S when you wanted a nice lunch? Convanintly located just one- half block south of the "Mai" EMIN ENT SOLOISTS W1ILL PARTICIPATE' IN MAY FESTIVALI ~ UALITY. 10 00 rTINEYS K YEAR OLD FAVORITES AND SINGERS NEW TO ANN ARBOR ON PROGRAM ...…
…IRISH WOMEN IIIl I by 'Phis 3(Dela.yed) -W-1 ation and the sus- the Irish Natonal ell recognized throughout ni by British, government se task of subduing Sin s and restoring peace has en-fold more difficult by *Wherever one goes in hie hears extolled the e w;omen.", Ad Irish Army telter, feed and bind up of" the "flying columns" or publican army. They col- or the Daili Eireann, they se and do a hundred other all to women in war tie. f them...…
…III bor SANS FORW UCREASE bar Ta.CnAdKSFBOCARTE DANCE NOW UNDER WAY Requet oIa.l apter ofS°a Festival iley's Twenty-Eighth d Last Festival BORI Soprano F b I 1 CANOE Preparations for the annual all-Law Crease dance given by the senior law class, which will start at 9 o'clock1 Friday night, April 29, at the Union,7 are underway. Tickets for the affair, which include the "Subpoena" invita-, tion for the women, will cost $2.00 and are...…
…Pear on the program for the Satur- day afternoon performance. Local artists at the festival will be Grace Johnson-Konold, soprano, and! Marian Struble, violin, of the School of Music faculty, and Robert McCand- liss of the voice department. Miss Struble and Mr. McCandliss recently won first prizes in the state contest' of musicians held here. Chase Sikes,! a former student of the University School of Music will also take part. Choral Union Pre...…
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…Screen{ Basil Kings story, und." Universal com- Pathe News.C "Bunty Pulls the Comedy, "Fresh from a," and Kinograms. "Dead Men Tell no Snub Pollard comedy .e Review. nnett's "Love, ve." Christie rnational Re- THS WJEK (Continued from Page Two) I had a rotten period in athletics when professionals were matriculated, fre- quently with the knowledge of the faculty, to win contests. Students were enticed from small colleges to, universities and...…
… "r- Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN e I FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. Number 133. President and Mrs. Burton will not be "at- home" next Wednesday, il 13. ate Council: wing to the Spring Recess, 'the April meeting of the Senate Council will, held at 4:15 on Monday, April 18, instead of April 11. This meeting is ed at the request of the President. R. W. BUNTING. ulty, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: Reports on all students whose work is unsatisf...…
…)NE I Li r 3 ian att ASSOCI PRE DAY AND NIG SERVIC No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1921. PRICE P 'OLVERINES ARE TRIPLE VICTO (I CHOOSES MERS FOR1 'mm tunul OHIO TENNIS MEN BOW TO VARSITY1 (Special to Michigan Daily) Columbus, O., May 7.' - Michigan's Varsity tennis team won its first matcht l tof the season here today by defeating I RI4I , WV the Ohio State squad in a score of 4 to 2. Captain Wesbrook at times sho...…
…T1- I MICHIGAN DAILY Eitro sn Dattlj KAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN I every morning except Monday during the Univer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise tis paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ion by carrier er mail, $3.50....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..., ..., MANY POSITIONS OPEN FOR WOMEN STUDENTS - V Just at this time when a life work ' {" y '****v L '{'a;i' = :r , l{for seniors, summer employment for all classes and even something to add to the coffers of the student while in pfd dn1, 1 school, are big questions on the cam- pus, Dean Myra B. Jordan has at her offices a number of offes to women . .{students, about which consultations may be had and details supplied...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY ".---w WHAT'S GOING ON SUEDAY 1GO-Untyersty Men's Bible class meets, upper room, Lane hall. 00-Glee club rehearsal, Union :0-Choral Union rehearsal of the "Elijah," School of Music g-Unitarian Young People's soci- ety meets at church for outdoor meeting. iO0-Mother's Day Guild meeting, Methodist church. 15-Bernard Ginsburg, of Detroit, addresses Menorah society, Lane hall. MONDAY 1O-Mandolin club rehearsal, Union. t,-Glee ...…
…Game From The P-dressox lINDIV IY EATIER, MA N 4,.I~ I IIIIUL 1 I1 NHAS FINALE TIlS WEEKi TOURNAMENT WILL RING DOWN CURTAIN ON FOOTBALL t UNTIL FALL . Spring football practice will come to a close next Saturday afternoon att Ferry , field when the first gridiron tournament will take place. It is re- quested that all men who have taken, part in practice this spring appear at! the field and sign up for the event on1 either Monday or Tuesday ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I I I 1 , 1, -- - ." W. r olIo SL~ATE SVCtY S TO MW~iHIGA1I IN TRACK MEET LY'. OFFICIAL BULLETIN (0); second, Cruickshank (M); third, Grigg (O). Distance,,Z. feet, 1 inch. 220 yard low, hurdles-wan by Cruickshank (M); second, Hill (0); third, Sargent (M). Time, 25 3-5 sec. Two M e run-,on by Alb rry (¢; second, Cranz (0); third, Standish ZM.Time, 10 min., 4 4-5 seconds. Hammer throw-Won by Stipe, (M); second, Whi...…
…SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION i A l eirli~au &ztj SECTION TWO .I LITERARY _ .. 1 L. XXXI. No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1921 PRICE HIG AN VOTESON VVEDNESDA ds Indicate Mr Strong Nominees For All Offices Data Compiled to Assist Voters in Making Selections Shows Expectionally Good List of Candidates on Campus Ballot In an effort to assist the voters of the campus to know something of the records of the men who hav...…
…TURE SECTIO iday as a suppleme ction of The Mic be in the hands o previous to the da or contributions tion of good faith. r....Joseph A. Bern Assistants :n Thomas H. Adam way Byron ]Iarnton ...........Stewart T.I ............Edwin R.7 DLIT2 DER weeks ago-almost. Dulcy-Why, they know each other N as well as if they'd been children to- gether. n to John-They ought to. higan Dulcy-Just what do you mean? Why, why, John Hodges! af the John-Rats! ...…
…. N A,1P9'', !AI SI.,',,,PN moreCritic Praised aily:- still did the writer of the editorial e of The Daily I have the right to commit The Daily it- . and delivered self? I question if he did. igned himself Quoted Eminent Critics ose article ap- "Menckenite" substantiated his le. claims of Mencken's merit by quoting es are on the some very eminent writers and critics.; writer. After Then, what does the editor do; noth- ecame a more ing less tha...…
….i. ARABLE TO "GROWTH' [F THE SOIL," BY HAMSUN I (By R. D. S.) gradual transformation of k virgin soil into habitable Earmlands lies an epic theme tic simplicity but -universal ce. Knut Hamsun has treat- uibject with true artistry and vth of the Soil" stands with est novels the century has yet . Now "Dust" (Brentano) )m the pens of Mr. and Mrs. n-Julius, two newcomers in l of letters. thors of this book have -suc- a compressing' the' spirit o...…
…I d r L itjrrn tt * ASSC DAY AND 4,73 a tS I . _ , ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921. I.S COMMITTEE SUBMITS LOD6INS HOUSE AGREEMENT; CONSISTS Of MEMORANDUM AND SET Of RULES ' DOCTORS MEET iN STATE CONVENTIONI HUME TALKS TO PLAYERS TONIGHT [RUE WAS DRAWN UP BY PRESIDENT tee, the Stu dent Advisory committee, ,r a.. w v BURTON AND DEAN BURSLEY DUE TO TM. TO CEM. DAMAGE MAY ,000, ESTIMATE ed on Two Hills Near liver, Re...…
… g the Univer- 'tos- sively entitled to the use for credited to it or not otherwise news published therein. in Arbor, Michigan, as second $3.50" ding, Maynard Street. ial, 2414. 300 words, if signed, thesig iprint, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daiy office. ve no consideration. oman- writer incloses postage. T endorse the sentiments ez- not be recefvel after 8 o'clock DITOR ........-.-.(EGRGES. BROPHY...…
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…THI MICHIGAN DAILY tary, Mary Ives, '23; treasurer, Anne Mushken, '23; member-at-large, Cath- erine Greenough, '24. The yearly re- ports of all officers and committees were also given at this time. BLUE BOOKS--BLUE BOOKS- all sizes at Cushings.-Av. WUIomen Several changes have been made in rehearsals for Senior Girls' play. All choruses of the three acts will re- hearse from 3 to 6 o'clock and the cast of all three acts from 7 to 9 o'clock...…
…AILY PENN STATE SUSPENDS HONOR SYSTEM AFTER LONG TRIAL After six years of trial the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania un- animously voted last week in favor of . .in a temporary suspension of the honor >ve." system. This action was the culmin- .om- ation of a steadily increasing senti- ment against retention of the honor' system as. it has been in effect at the1 Jazz university. ley. According to the statement, there iedy. have been m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8,1921. Number 177. in the Official Bulletin (see Michigan Daily, or Official Bulletin Boards). The student should note carefully that should he not be following ex- actly in every particular the regular course laid out for him in the General Announcement of these Colleges, responsibility rests upon himself ulti- mately for observance of all rules as to prerequisites, sequence of cour...…
…ptr mA A1L'xiY.I11LLK 7ODAY pr1 DAY ANDIG SERVI( ) No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTQBER 8, 1921 PRICE F: * FOOTBALLERS IE FOR ANNUAL LVERINE BATTLEI MARKS TWENTY - MEETING OF TWO, SCHOOLS FIFTH CITY ORDINANCE FIXES TAXI FARE According to the city ordinance of Ann Arbor, the driver or owner of any public conveyance may deOmand and receive for carrying passengers from any place within the city of Ann Arbor to any other p...…
…'er- day during ent Publicat MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for blication of allpnews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ixatter. Suoscription by carrier or mail, 350. oices: Amn Arbor Press building, Maynard Street. Phones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. Communic...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY 1. .L OW CAB "Get Acquainted" Tea Well Attended More than seventy-five entering sophomore, junior and senior women attended a "get-acquainted" tea dance given by the Senior society from 3:30 to 5 o'clock Thursday after- noon at Helen Newberry -residence. This was the first of several such occasions planned for this year- by the society to promote friendship and co-operation among all women on the campus. AFTER--- By Van Eve...…
…about the campus on the suggestion that the block "M", which{ layed at the Minnesota game, be placed in the new west stands field stadium and that it be formed by the freshman class has r favorable as far as any comment has been heard. ving up the idea, Coach Yost was asked his opinion. For the e large number of alumni and visitors who will be present at e was most enthusiastic. Also when asked where the fresh- eceive tickets if not placed in ...…
… CASEO GRIDIRON GOSSIP F. Clinthorne L.H. Folk "Century Market" 213 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 1091 Credit to Organizations CANNED GOODS SOAPS OL- BUTTER FLOUR * COFFEE Q. Boehim E. R.T. rns Reed R.G. Sloat C. Wise Vick C. L.G. Grabiel L.T. Smith L.E. Edwards Goebel R.E. Kirk Cappon L.E. L.T. Dunne IG. Wilson Muirhead R.G. R.T. Banks Q. Usher L.H. Steketee F. Kipke R.H. MICHIGAN I Grid Men Show Average Minds In lMen tal,,Tes...…
…1 1 AL.d ll £~l 11 1-7.1 .'V ..... -j 11 E FOOTWEAR FOR MEN howing for Fall is complete with model wanted b particular men WRITES ON CHEER LEAOING "Al" Cuthbert Comes to Defense of The Tryouts Editor, The Michigan Daily: I cannot help taking exception to some of the remarks in the editorial "Follow the Leader," not only in de- fense of myself, but also for those men who turned out and tried their very best to develop spirit in the crowd a...…
…9A 6'r MA III U1JLIrj I T0 DAY LAST TIMES TODA Screen I LAST TIME TODAY Arcade-Constance Binney "Room and Board." in "THE i dash ery-- Majestic--Cecil B. DeMille's pro- duction, "The Affairs of Ana- tol," with Wallace Reid, Wan- da Hawley, Gloria Swanson and Bebe Daniels. Wuerth- James 0. Curwood's "God's Country and the Law." Orpheum-Robert Herron in "Co- incidence." ROBERT HERRON N . In Afi OF nat Showing of Ill Veilings ...…
…kTTLE1 1~ic I! L J Number 12 ir.r rrrtii. rrrrrrr i r .rr r romen will meet throughout the year o 12:15 a. m., beginning with Monday, [YRA B. JORDAN, Dean of Women. e Arts, Spanish Courses: 04 U. H., will meet in room 216 N. S. 304 U. H., will m'eet in room 173 N. S. (Continued from Page One) sequent mushy condition of the field,l and there ran tnem through a light signal practice. The squad is in good physical condition and should be r...…
