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…___________________THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ I Engineering Newsl I.r. V'v. E. F0oc. tt:.. dir~~~cf thc, ,.. i s ofi.J ,a .:.i _o 'he fe i t:1 tnrrt.n;f \vVed~1es. viy. 'v~ AS occu- %n -~~ Wa di.'vc t..d:() li. lg ziek- iniy Id. 1. 13, AdannU. '15EA is spendinig a few' day-., at the e:-iglineerig college for the _ yrpos4 of invee~t~.gtg sew- age di oosal Undo.r the direction of Professor I-load. ruims is sanitary en ineer oo the ohy enginee...…

…_____TH-F MICHIGAN I)A.-:'Y Ypsilanti Bootlegger Arraigned John H. Thompson of Ypsilanti was arraigned Tuesday before the Wash- tenaw county circuit court for boot- legging. Mr. Thompson was bonded over to the October session of the court on a $1,000 bail. He had brought 24 quarts of whiskey from Toledo. Analization showed that the liquor contained about 50 per cent alcohol. And Other Articles For "UP THE RIVER" TRIPS SWITZER'S HARDWARE 3...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILX PAGA [ECTICIJT \, I AT THE THEATERS -- __.., . - Life Insurance Co., organized 1846. My educational course free to the right graduate. Don't see me unless you think you are a salesman. J. Fred Lawton, '11, General Agent, 610 Far- well Building, Detroit.-Adv. MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All S ws Sunday 1 ..-- -- - T 01 ,A Y - moo TODAY-TOMORROW WALLACE REID -in - The Roaring Road A RCAD El Majestic-Wallace Rei...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1919. sses for Log Log indicator just red at Wahr's University Book- -Adv. rays-Daily service-Always. The Sale of Base Ball Mitts and Gloves continues at Wahr s University Bookstore.-Adv. Daily adverti..ra give service.--Adv. I WBHAT'S SOING ON a C I s1 TODAY 3:115-Soph lit meeting in hall. 4:0)-Lieutenant Rovilliani his former students in South Wing. 4:004-Meeting of assistant managers of Glee and ...…

…'HE WEATHER CONTINUED FAIR TODAYf Adk Crlrinr~ AT YOUR DOc THREE TDIES A WEEK VOL. X. No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1919 PRICE THREE WILSON PROPOSES U. S. CONTHOL OF LW/iNB ESSENTIALS NAMES REMEDIES FOR H. C. IN ADDRESS TO CON- GRESS , OF L. Records Sputter As Stove League Fires Burn High (By.Whozzit) The third meeting of the Stove eague was called to order amid a hushed silence that was almost op- l)ressive. The s...…

…r u , P-., m 1, _.. *oleri"ne r' OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $r.oo Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Fditorial-2414 [ours: Managing Editor-z :oo to 2:00 o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Ma...…

…UJL V £..f\I N JL Ii ---------i ') - mwwww - Lake Erie's Finest Resorts are Reached via Ashley & Dustin Steamer Line Excursions Eie Day o Put-in-Bay-Cedar Point reached every day on the magnificent steel steamer Put-in-Bay, capacity 3,200 people. Big Hotel Victory now open at Put-in-Bay. Hotel Breakers and-the world's greatest bathing beach at Cedar Point. Excursions every day to Put-in-Bay. To Ohio Points via A & D Line and Fare roared...…

…THE WOLVERINE ---- [IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN / Regular Session 1919-1920 begins September 30 For information address the Dean or Secretary of that School or College of the University in which you are interested, or SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secretary of the University DFFICIAL PRINTERS to the UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN BOLSHEIPOWER GROWS IN RUSSIASAYS '14 MIN (Continued from Page Three) very importantly at the fire, with sev- eral barrels of wat...…

…WARN~ER I! Ahr MOM3= AW t tA ttlx ASSOCIAT PRESS DAY AND NIGW SERVICE -- = I. 10- / ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1919. PRICETHI PRICE 'P11~ . . RAIGHT CINCY ES Rl THIRD LOSING 2 ages Oomeback, I; Last Battle to d at Redland Hurl- Be V Innings 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-R: 1 0 2 0 0 0 0-4: 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 H E 10 1 7 4 Police Break Up Radical Parade (By Associated Press)' New York, Oct. 8.-Heads were broken in Fifth avenue t...…

…, I y 1IICHIGAN DAILY at ah1iy na duing the Univer- udn ulications. ATED PRESS entitled to the use for ited to it or not otherwise s published therein. rbor, Michigan,' as, second tard street.' Yords, if signed, the sig- , but ag' an evidence of bed in The Daily at the lIed to The Daily office. consideration. No man- r incloses postage. orse the sentiments ex- .... Minagiag Editor ....Business Manager. the University, have been force...…

… 11 for substantial gains. Stuart made the last 25 yards to the goal line single handed, carrying the ball three 1,1 IILULIIW1LU i U'I U1I FRESHMAN ELEVEN Touchdown by Stuart Gives Second String Gridders Revenge for Defeats APPEARANCE OF GLENN DUNN BRINGS JOY TO YOST'S CAMP Followers of Yost's protegees were in a more optimistic mood yesterday than has been the case for more than a week. The main cause for this advent of good spirits was th...…

…i A &A- L-4- . _ . i i Of Intrs to Universiy Women It P it ,; -'J C. A. WORKERS MEET TONIGHT ers in the Y. W. C. A. member- mpaign of next week will be at a dinner given at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jen- 824 Geddes avenue. Dean My- ordan, Katherine Loveland ex-'20, Marguerite Chapin, . Beryl Bagher, dean ,of the of Music, and Kathryn Glass, irman of the campaign com- will speak. Glass heads a' committee of, .versity women, 12 Sch...…

…THE P 11U71. .r' Pugilist And Fight Referee Charge Of Union Tap Room '! tierj "Mickey" Shea, so called not from any connection with the famous rac- ing cinema by that name but because of actual experience in the more real- istic sport of boxing, has been selected as manager of the tap room in the Union, and he has been on duty for some time. <In this time "Mickey' has raanaged to get the fountain started and has secured a patronage for h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t' nd Ed d vice- ooth which Arbor the ci direct ans for who is Press, himself as highly in favor of the pro- commission. The council on the con- sect for co-operation between the trary advised the board that it id notCITY 11 TB Times-News and the ,journalism de- favor this move so late in the fall and -mund W. partment of the University. recommended that the tracks be left , IEpr ietw r th y If Publishing The board of...…

…,l [i1 an 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1919 D EFEATS MICHIGAN, UNION HALL LDY ON FRIDAY there is still some work on the new Union dance expected that the work- )e through Thursday and it, to open the hall on Friday Varsity Eleven Returns From Chicago This Horning At Seven Mifchigan Daily, Ann Arbor, Mich. - Majorlty ~4 team leave here 12 :05 o'clock tonight. Arrive Ann Arbor Sunday morning, 7 o'clock. Every student shou...…

…a s second g Editor "Have I kept my scholastic work on a high standard, in class recitation, laboratory aid refer- ence reading? "Have 'I gone to classes, faithfully anl punc- tually, never skipping on the iipulse. of having a betterk time outside? "Have I been trying to bluff professors and 'pony' through courses'on the former good work of comeone else? "Have I handed all my work in promptly, and ,has this work been the result of my own ef...…

… 1891-Michigan, 0; Chicago, 20 1892-Michigan, 18; Chicago, 10 1893-Michigan, 28; Chicago, 10 1894-Michigan, 6; Chicago, 4 1895-Michigan, 12; Chicago, '0 1896-Michigan, 6; Chicago, 7 1897-Michigan, 12; Chicago, 21 1898--Michigan, 12; Chicago, 11 , 1900-Michigan, 6; Chicago, 15 1901-Michigan, 22; Chicago, 0 1902-Michigan, 21; Chicago, 0 1903-Michigan, 28; Chicago, 0 1904-Michigan, 22; Chicago, 12 1905r-Michigan, 0; Chicago,. 2 1918-Michigan,-13;...…

…Au I~ f i! I make them cust6n or practi I,.'" . . I Beve St.Johns, Newfoundlan~d, Nov. 7'A ,rsit Officials intend, issuing a 'special post- situ- ag-e stamp bearing the likenjess of ya.the Prince of Wales to commemorate utes his recent visit to Newfoundland. The er of prince's likeness has appeared on two postage stamps of the colony-as Prince Edward. of York onx the one- eting! half -cent stamxp of 189? and as a naval mr-n cadet on the ...…

…f $25 F FOR THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT OF PHOTOGRAPILS MADE AT THE RANDALL STUDI( The Advertisement is to fill a 2-column by 3-inch. space. There must be NO picture in the advertisement. All copy must be delivered to the Randall Studio, 121 E. ington St., by November 20, 1919. The writer of the best advertisement will receive a cash p $25.00. The writers of other advertisements which are used v ceive $5.00 in trade at the Randall Studio. The ju...…

…1 for the run I t Hungry This Evening us serve you one of our club sand- ruit, or Waldorf salads, waffles, ty sandwiches. LIBERTY AT MA YNARD C i COMMUNITY HOUSE OPENS BABY CLINIC The baby clinic has -been moved from the city Y. W. C. A. to the Com- munity house. It was opened this week. There are 102 babies listed un- der the care of the clinic at pres- ent, and more could be given proper attention. Hours for subsequent clinicsivill be fro...…

… win Beds" will be presented at. Whitney next Saturday night by same cast that played at the New -oit recently. Lois Bolton plays leading role and is assisted by mas J. Evans, R. MN. D'Angelo, ',inia F'airfax, Kathryn Mills, mlas Manning, Callie Van Vliet, others. e plot deals with the difficulties attend three couples. who live'ixn rge fashionable aparte~ent house, find the enforced neighborliness ese places not always to their lik- Their eff...…

…FE MORE BEFORE WAR AVE. I I ents Ukuleles, expecta- .$12.00 and up ........$20.00 and up .$0.00 and up An increase of 20 per cent over last year's attendanee is the record of the Ann Arbor High school ac- cording to the princial, Mr. L. L. Forsythe. This unusut increase he believes is due to the universal "back to school" movement and also the great influx of new families to Ann Arbor. "Optimist" Reappears Many activities, both new and ...…

…ltitr Alo Poll a DAY AND N) SERB II I ) r : -.. i } ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1919. PRIC _- _ _.. 'riwr n n+a iii . .... wi _:'_ __ MEAS URES TAKEN 'TO r ALLEVIATE Possible Loss Of R. O. T. C. Here Lamented IBy University Professors COAL SHORTA BR FIELD VIEWS FUEL SITUATION WITH NEW ALARM I IVILEGE D.00 MARKA Pay In the opinion of Prof. J. R. Hay- d'en, of the political science depart- ment, the prestige ...…

…IYWI-.I a 1 A WW i ... g the Univer. :ations. y entitled to the use for ited to it or not otherwise Ns published therein, arbor, Michigan, as second .50. Maynard street. 2414. words, if signed, the sig- int, but as an evidence of lished in The Daily at the nailed to The Daily office. o consideration. No man. ter incloses postage. ndorse the sentiments ax- .....- Managing Editor ox6 .....Business Manager F38 .. Asst. Managing Editor .~City Ed...…

…Track managers and assistant track managers must .report at Waterman gymnasium in the aft- ernoons. Although there has been no official call for track men, many are working out daily, and some of the men that are out for nianagerships are need- ed on hand to help. teamI TAYLOR AT UNION George Spears, who claims, the straight rail billiard championship of the United States, will appear Monday night at the Union in a balkline match with Al Tay...…

…, rg the address smokes. ,e will be WI SUGAR BOWL from the "Merchant given by the students C. Trueblood's Shake- ig class last night in in hall. hosen for production ating ones of the play, . scene twos ,In each bers of the class had ,tern to portray' to al- idistribution of mem- igive each student the interpreting different part were: Elsie Ab- nabel Adriance, '20; ~'21; Joana Graham, son, '22; Hazel Hoff- ost, '21; Marion Moon, vens, '...…

… T[A mmSHOP mm Come- zz Mon- In "The , "Bill's 620 East liberty St. 1i CHICKEN DINNER ednesday evening = Iillli ic ke11illllilllllAllrc nch Nickels Arcade The Sage THE WHITNEY. Prominent local musicians with both singing and acting ability play the leading roles in "Red Feather," directed by E. Mortimer Shuter, who successfully produced last year's Michigan opera, and presented under the auspices of the University Dram- atic society. Ro...…

…or the following February leave their names in the Engineering society room for the purpose of organisa- GARFIELD VIEWS FUEL SITUATION WITH ALARM (Continued from Page One) time prescribed for the use of power. Drug stores and restaurants may re- main open according to present sched- ules but must reduce lighting one- of seeing that the orders of the meet- +iSOCCER TEAX WILL PRACTICE ing be obeyed. It was declared that TODAY FOR GAME WEDNESDAY...…