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…'I itr au xilx ASSOCIATED PRESS )AT AND NIGHT WIlt ' 1sRYll CE -1 _, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920. PRICE THREE i PRCiHE ___________:_____ TENSE MOMENTS FEATURE HEARING OF SOCIALISTS Counsel for Defense Threatens tO Jng partly as evidence, partly for Quit Case Because of Evidence identification the following docu- SONGS Of ORIENT SUNG, INJAMOREE IRITISKI IS AMERICAN Artist Wh Plays Tonight Piano Study at Six Be...…

…ept Monday during the Univer- Sof Student Publications. SSOCIATED PRESS lusively entitled to the use for s credited to it or not otherwise al news published therein. Ann Arbor. Michigan, as second ard street. o words, if signed, the sig- Iint, but as an evidence of ibshed in The Daily at the mailed to The Daily office no consideration. No man riter incloses postage. endorse the sentiments ex- .Managing Editor Phone 2414 or ]o06 ....usiness ...…

…rt Men' asketball players will r the Chicago and Illi- week e'nd. The follow- n Coach Mather has the journey: Wilson, 7, Dunne, Rychener, ervirtz and Ruzicka. leave for Chicago at ofiight. The contest s will be played Satur- ie team will stay over y until Monday morn- then journey down to Illinois game, return- Tuesday morning and Arbor the same after- p Unsettled hich Mather will use ago aggregation is not is probable that Hen- ss will hold ...…

…Goddard believes that the that will come from his J~ be towards scientific in- fthe iatmo sphere at here- tainable altitudes. The tudi ever reached is 19 record was 'made 'witha represents approximately which a balloon may as- atmospher~e of the earth over 200 miles, leaving ed field open for the in- ,f science. Greater knowl- ltions at these high alti- greatly aid in~ forecasting accord ing to Professor lit is to' this end that he t- P. BK....…

…e ved, 400 Fittor k (. UZ Vi ft . F ^ } Sresulted iin securing a lot of Overcoats the eq ns e ,1nti iy C m n o sa dip wonderful assortment from which to select. every, modlel that is desirable. mot one is Included 1 FABRIC Pure Wool? light and heavy weights. . The colors are as well asistn obby patterns. All the staples as well as i ties. The tailoring, lining and p~ddlng is' all of the best. $l 50 Less 'Than Cost aeon1 an...…

…,, for money and "S" grades during the fall term. ng at the In the university grading system "H" the state if stands for honor, the highest possi- s vacation. ble grade, and "S" for superior, only subscribed. slightly lower in the scale. Thirty contribution of the students were men and 26 anonymous women. The girls, however, have a better average in scholarship than the men. m have reg- e in agricul- Illinois-A movement is being start- nester...…

…III IONS MAY MEET HERE Members of the Cercle Francais will hold their annual dance at 9 o'clock Saturday evening in Sarah row Caswell Angell hall. In former 'years a French play was given before the LINS , dance, but this year it was found to in a be impossible. According to Mr. Ever- ett Hackes, faculty advisor of the Cer- Ni TO cle Francais, the. dance is to be an informal affair. Those desiring to at- tend the dance who are not members ma...…

…FFIL MICI IF oi (Continued from Page One) I eech with a plea for gentleman- iduct in the building and urged nts to take as much care of it3 y would their own homes., Varsity Quartet Sings 'ing the course of the dinner, was furnished by the Union stra, a jazz orchestra, and the ty quartet. Knight Mirrielees, and Kemp Keena, '21, sang so- After the speaking was over, a was taken on the new cons'titu- William Hinshaw, '20, and Carl on, '20, o...…

… II it ij Vrn :Iaitg -I.1 _IaY AND NIGHT SERVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920. PRICI THREE 6LUAU ,.. HIM1 FEATC YORK Professor Newton Of Ti nteringI How graduate students of at least ono year's standing at a university may enroll under the professors of England, \France, and Italy from whom they are anxious to receive instruction ORES was told by Prof. A. Percival Newton of London university last night to a...…

…conditions. Dre than, 1. to the use for or not otherwise ed therein. higan,.as second street.: if signed, the sig- as an evidence of in The Daily at the to TheDaily office. ideration. No man. loses postage. the sentiments ex- Managing EFditor Business Manager ipbell eery likelyie is too selfish even to care. Then there is the other type of person, to whom we are attracted. His first thought seems always to be for others, his cheery word...…

… 1918 he won the usiuaeweight cam.- pionship tin San Francisco. During the war he served as a lieu- tenant-instructor in the light artil- lery at, Camp Taylor and resumed his I studies at Yale in January, 1919. On June 1 he smiled for France for the I inter-allied games. ]han -ale E IIMMERS WILL MEET JUNIOR, COLLEGE TEAM 'eam Play'] In Indiana BABCOCK SETS NEW )fARKS WEDNESDAY'S PRAC. TICE IN I LAR BERTH SPIRIT INFLUENCES PRESIDENT E...…

…WR . , -known b or dealers INNALLY'S he famous ands of the South THE NEW BOOKS The Voyage of a Vice-Chancellor, by Arthur Everett Shipley, Master of Christ's College, Cambridge; Vice- Chancellor of the University. F. R. S., Sc.D., Hon.D.S.C. Princeton; Hon. L.L.D. Michigan. Published by G. P.- Putnam's Sons, New York. , All those who rember the visit of the British Educational mission in November of 1918, will be interested in knowing that...…

…~IIH .I i s . Confectionery Delicious Sodas own Ice Cream 'om Fraternities and 0 Main Phone 166 One of the specimens- from the col- Detroit, Mich., Jan. 21.-The propos- lection obtained by the University ex- al to span the Detroit river between pedition of 1917 is the skeleton of the ,Wiidsor and Detroit with a suspension extinct cat Dinictis, which has just bridge to cost $28,000,000 is again be- been placed in the University geolog- ing ...…

…rtained the after which Of Interest to University Women served. Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv. 'I ' MSIC FOR GIRLS' PLAY IIN PRINTERI'S HANDS charge of the discussion of practical questions relating to special educa- tion at the Special Education Section which meets Friday afternoon. )rtaflt! College Notes CAST AND CHORUS OF START REHEARSAL NEXT WEEK 85 WILLI EARLY so many of the new skirts, coats and suits had to lower all th...…

…....-------- ter, ,,goal, ' . CLARK Proxy" WUERTH THEATRE Wed-Thurs-21-22-All star cast -in"Some One Must Pay" with a kinogram weekly and comedy, "Weak Hearts and Wild Lions." Fri-Sat-23-24--Mae Murray in "The A B C of Love" with a screen magazine and comedy. Sun-iMon-Tues-25-26-27-Dorothy Phil- lips in "The Right to Happiness," also a "Snub" Pollard comedy and colored review. Wed-Thurs-28-29-William Russell In "The Lincoln Highwayman" with ...…

…HIRE kGINABLE FABRIC, PATTERN, ND STYLE IDEA FOR MADE- )-MEASURE CLOTH ES e of the cardinal principles of this business;" ve've done it always, and that our customers he real reason for our SUCCESS in making rrect in every detail of style and fit. of the pleasure of making your next Suit. l 7lakcolm ty St. Malcolm Building a Albums DEATING LEAGUE NOW FORME0 ByIIMMEL ORGANIZATION INCLUDES EIGHTY NINE STATE HIGH' SCHOOLS A high school deb...…

…rtr ,It 1 #410, a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920. PROF. A. P. NEWTON TO SPEAK TODAY A. Percival Newton, professor of imperial history in the University of London, will lecture at 4:15 o'clock today in the auditorium of the Natur- al Science building on "The British Empire. Professor Newton states that his purpose for coming to this BLS country is to interest American un- iversities in sending advanced students to Englishu...…

…use for 4herwise n. ard the sentiments ex- Managing Editor governed and a prime object of the ballot. To the same extent that compromise is an outgrowth of the "rule of the majority," so is it to be fostered by those whose interests are the interests of the community and vice versa. Consequently, it is with a feeling that we are pursuing a policy of safe conservatism that we choose the course of compronise. The. results of the Intercollegia...…

…g at the Union ions are over so r acquainted with OTEST CONTEST more lits protest- esday afternoon in won, 4 to 3, a com- e two teams was eams win the rest y will be allowed etermine first and protest was not, phs because the e goal was loafing ot it. However, as have much time to ,mpromise was al- closely contested. the smaller end the last few m.n- some good passing hiards put the first 1. Kern and Kahn DEPARTMENT FIVES OPEN PLAY TODAY Depa...…

…News From The Other Colleges Detroit, Jan. 20.-About 40 cases of Singi insanity here within the last month Blade stead are the direct result of worry about 1317- the end of the world predicted to oc- cur Dec. 17. Pat this bank. They $1 Q0, are cashed - Iowa-Over 100 women .at Iowa State college have Joined discussion groups to debate on the question, "Is Our University a Community and an Ideal Democracy." These discussions will continue unt...…

…J-1 LURE A'll ER 1 THE WHITNEY UULI Ann Arbor, EXPECT 192 EN1ROLLNENT SURPASS ALL FORNER; RECORDS TO An All Star Cast in All That the Term Implies- Thos.. Meighan Gloria Swanson Theodore Roberts Lila Lee Wesley Barry Robert Cain Raymond Hatton Bebe 'Daniels Julia Faye Rhy Darby Mildred Reardon Plans for the engineering summer school call for an unusually strong faculty, according to Louis A. Hop- kins, secretary. . "The summer schoo...…

…, . I, :a j n thee frst, 12 1 Matching the Beta Psi, 12 to contests were rough, s of real basketball. for the Psi Upsilon ar, shooting most of s. game of the even- Kappa defeated Del-I Brown, of the win-i the star, dropping in ints. UNINUS TO TALK~ 'ROIT U. OF 3L CLUBI Aw, secretary of the d association and ed- inu1s, will speak this ivrsity of Michigan it the Hotel Cadillac an Alumnus Outside of Michigan has more other university and WEDN...…

…! 21 00 N C' . A'1 D)A I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920. PRIC 'nTi , , i w 60 ,1 ITTEE ENSION. PORT HTJRON TO H EAR GLEE CLUB -As aresult of negotiations carried on with the management of a *Port Huron theater, the Varsity Glee and Mandolin club will give a concert in Pgrt Huron on the night of Feb. 20, according to an. announcement made yesterday by Manager C. R. Osius, Jr., '20. Permission, has been secured f...…

…I [VERSITY. nday during the Univer- ent Publications. 4TED PRESS j entitled to the use for ed to it or not otherwise published therein. >or, Michigan, as second Maynard street., 'vds, if signed, the sig- but as an evidence of hed in The Daily at the led to The Daily offce. consideration. N o mnn incloses postage. orse the sentimets ex ....... Managing Editor Phone 2414 or 1o16 ..r.Business Manager Phone 960 0r .2738 ............ .Asst. M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 10 QUINTETS ago, and Indiani 'feated In Court Game Still IOTA, 1919 CHAMPION, ABLE TO STOP CHAMPAIGN Conference Standing is . .. . . . . . .. .. go ........... n a ........... esota ....... )nsin ....... State ........ gan....... western ..... e . ... . .... . .. Won Lost . . .3 0 ...2 0 ...2 0 ...2 1 ...1 1 ...1 2 ...1 3 ...0 1 ...0 2 ...0 2 Petg. .1000 .1000 .1000 .667 .500 .333 .250 .000 .000 .000 FIELD NARRO...…

…._. ._ k L' H GAN A Lj tIaI us jM. Boynton, '23, are quarantined at V eW s 1their homes with the diphtheria. I Wome n \ is, '19, of Lupton, was Have you arranged with the Sped-- ids here over the week ding Studio for your Michiganensian All those taking required gymnasium " sitting? Sittings must be made -be- work should sign up immediately on fore Feb. 1.-Adv. . the bulletin board in the dressing t,'8, of.Detroit, spentroom for posture ex...…

…I] lift I I r "J ow THlE WHITNEY LAST TIMES TODAY ine Mac Donald in "The Beauty Market" Iflililltiilttlillllili111111111llillil i xarr ck D~troi Fifty Fifty I Take it From Me ,. HIESTRA GEMENTS FOR ARTIES PRESENT YEAR 2532-W VITZKI ANIST kT SERIES )RIUM 23,8 p.m. ninon' ....... ........... Bach-Tausig ............Gluc-Sgambati .Beethoven nmoto; Allegro ma non troppp-Presto .. ..Chopin .Chopin ... ...Chopin ....Rachmaninoff .....…

…nester Elections ur G. Hall has issued ections for freshman ion blahiks must be e 5 o!eTbek Jan. 23. a fine of $1 will be re required to elect emester cqurses con- ken during the first the same sections; )llows rhetoric 1, etc. king rhetoric A -will' rse. Those now tak- may elect chemis- 1 may follow zoo- Students vho are unable to make elections in accordance with these rules, because of irregular elections periitted the first semester, shou...…

…,11 { I, 1) 4 rrna r al r f DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE : ... 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1920. PR 'V!. FmN i .. - rna~Ti TC"i-' trtIXD f l,.YC V I I Taft Favors League of Nations; Approves College Referendum - - - DAY II COMPOSE Because e No "I am in favor of the League of Na- tions even if we should have to a6- cept it unamended, but I believe in modifying it to suit myself if I can," Hon. William Howard Taf...…

…;' )t Monday during the Univer- )f Student Publications. SOCIATED PRESS sively entitled to the use for' credited to it or not otherwise n ews published therein. in Arbor, Michigan, as second Secondly, there are many who are ready to scoff or to throw stones at a movenept of which they know nothing except what they have inadvertently heard. Needless-to say, the sources of their knowl- edge are usually questionable. This class is ever ready to...…

…ar. A he is said to be doing e Rec- to fairly easy picking for the University. In the indoor meet the going was somewhat harder, but nevertheless, the meet resulted in a 44 to 33 verdict in favor of the Maize and Blue. Mich- igan won five of the eight firsts and of these five, Johnson took three. The Varsity scored a slam in the 50 yard dash. The outdoor meet for last year was run off at Ferry field. Again the team was on the long end of th...…

…Parties OR, M. 1. BURTON TALKS Of AIS AND MBiTIONS SGIVES REASONS FOR PREFERRING TO CONE TO MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY I Week Furnished By Lyceum Service Finzel's, of Detroit, and others PHONE 783 cers Vand other !Attractions, F I rY i A'rIWY IT RECEIVED. rge shipment of :e collar attach- .S rs bi Ltton down -,g r _ the Arcade 11ItII I 111liili l~illnIIIllIll 11ii';: atI ' R'S GRILL, rifled Porterhouse Steaks x In an interview with L...…

…Advertisers.-Adv. ER & SEYFRIED JEWELERS - of - Quality and. Service 113 E. Liberty St. Ann Arbor, Mich. To LECTURE HERE Following the lecture of Dr. Wil- liam Roscoe Thayer, two other faM- NEW DANCE SCHEDE ANNOUNCED By UNION /999 1I U a -----/ 99 ous historians are scheduled to ap- pear at the University this month. Prof. Arthur Percival Newton will lecture Jan. 21 on the "British Em- pire," and Dean Charles Haskins Jan. 27 on "The.P...…

…I l 1... lV l i £Al 1 YAV(A l VI/ C-11. SS, AY 7:30 o'i new init sium With the beginning of the second y_ on semester, the Union expects to revive a pre-war custom of open houses on hsc g Sunday afternoons, at which Speech- es will be given and a general get- together meeting held. The enter- tainment committee is at work on clock programs for the various gatherings, mega and they expect to offer a variety of bates entertainments. Speeches...…

…An entirely new kitchen crew will work in the Union after Friday morn- ing. Dennis Donovan, steward, just returned from Chicago where he suc- ceeded in obtaining the new men to replace the unsatisfactory staff, em- ployed up to Thursday. Tuesday Ld iu :et" ' om o m of eS )CS. A R C ADE Shows at 3:00; 7:00 8:30 Phones: Theatre, ag6-M Mgr's Res., 2316-M. Today-Tomorrow EUGUNE O'BRIEN in f "The Broken Melody'' WUERTH THEATRE Sun-Mon-Tues - 1...…

…j d. with interest Mr. Hur- tion of the presence of d "flunkey" in the front the Union. But is Mr. ly frank in what he says, other reasons which he estly refrains from men- ose offered are not en- cing. eeper, we are told, is to Union from becoming "a;. andladies and their re- eep out "shouting child- ," anc thus preserve the "Michigan Men, Everywhere." Now, there are other doors to the Union besides the front door, but the writer has seen n...…

…A II of lit wan 'at , PFX£N SEI 1; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. JANUARY ft, 1920. " P7 " ,_ w -..., .r .. ., , . t x -, ,- ' _ lI I "I Love To Hate," dilly Sunday Says As He furies . arleycorn I T OVER KLIETLCS AND IVE MEN JE POLICY Only One with -By Associated Press) Norfolk, Va., Jan. 16.-Billy Sunday preached John Barleycorn's funeral' service today before an audience of more than 10,000 persons who attend- ed the mock...…

…secure high school athletes- :but an decided to adopt such a sys- te decided to be "above board" .. ... . . ...-,. II tern his year, G RAHAM'S SATURD ly during the UJniver- it Publications. MRD PRUBS entitled to the use for lto it or not otherwise ,ublished therein. T; Michigan, as second d street. endorse the sentiments ex- .., ...Managing Editor ... .. Business Manager r 2738 .Asst- Managing Editor ....City Editor ....... Sports Edit...…

…BOWLERS IEOUR 1N t Michigan will open the Conference bpsketball season at Waterman gynd- nasiumn tonight, meeting Indiana at 7:80 o'clock. The Hoosiers are bring- ing a veteran team to Ann Arbor, and one that has already proved its abil- ity in defeating Ohio State, 22 to 11. Dean, Indiana center, is the strong s to mtan on the defense, backed by Zeller may as star basket shooter. The visitors eou- will be light, but are sure to be fast. 5rri...…

…ty to give the clothes that -longer use to the poor She particularly wants If the students wish to distribute the clothing that they are willing to give, they may do so by procuring the name and address of the family at the Sal- vation Army headquarters at 425 Church street. Many times the people are asked to pay from 5 to 50 cents for the clothes that they obtain so that ;they will not feel as if they are recipients of charity. Tuttle's Lunc...…

…st Times Today I VIVIAN MARTIN ind s "5The Third Kiss" I ARCADE Shows at300 oo; 8:30 Phones: Theatre. 206--R M t'e Res.. 23r6- I LAST TIMES TODAY VIOLA DANA in "The Willow Tree" Communications Editor, The Michigan Daily: I strongly pratest the action of the Michigan Union authorities in having uniiormed "servants" at the entrance of and within the club house. n occasional visitor in n A.r-. bor, it was my pleasure to be a din- ner guest a...…

…GOING ONI #J [AI - q, ac- Prof. 11 be two in courses, and )le for young- had previous ile they are courses, they iho desire to in geology . Case, while be in charge logy la and for the for- and 25b for terday. "The area is an unusually good one for the study of geological structure and stratfication. It is also favorable to the geographic study in that, being on the edge of the Ken- tucky mountains, the primitive life and farming methods ...…

…. . 1 "' aj -A DAY AND) NIG SERVII ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JA.NUARY 16, 1920. PRICE THRF ernities WATTS GAN'S CAGO SANDFORD, NEGATIVE AT EIGHT AND MISS DEBATING O'CLOCK TC re-wa hold a dys, large STRACCIARIS1D NE REVEALS'VIRTUOSO .- ~ -.u.O hall of the years ago 1,200 hope es in Program Gives Chance for Dramatic Emotion; Van Grove Perfect Accompanist CLDIAX REACHED IN ARIA FROM "BARBER OF SEVILLE" a n- !_ r (By Edna Lu...…

…e Univer- LBs. d to the pse for it or not otherwise hed therein. ichigan, as second d street. rds, if signed, the sig- but as an evidence of ted in The Daily atthe led to The Daily office.' onsideration. No man incloses postage. rse the sertimects ex. ....... ..."....Managing Editor e 2414or o.6 .... BusinesManager InC 960o or2738 . ...Asst. Managing Editor ........City Ecitor .......Sports FEditor ........ Women's Editor ...........Telegra...…

…I. will be ekes the Reserve is g guard, since he better on long plenty of time to )sition than the n practice he shot,' Dm the middle of ay Start aer Detroit Cen- probable starter, )ving steadily and bid for a regular Dunne will Ire Duke's playing better the past ther is expecting in tfie two games oach' proba- uard. He is to give the for any bas- so, the lanky :ible for two he last few e game, will a good number of swimmers will turn out...…

…[ metropolis with Ethel Barrymore in LAY the leading role, a cast featuring Ros elle Knott, Ernest Truex, Vivian Mar- i tin, and Fred Truesdale, was assembled a, Bar- under the direction of Mr. Shuter to Md be duplicate the success accorded the Morti- New York company., C; FANCY DRESS PARTY .. - 1,. be stag- y thea- s in the Promoters of the tour were not mis- taken in their estimate of the appeal of the play, and large audiences turn- ed...…

…Heart o juanita" with a screen maga- zine and comedy, "Home Brew." n-Mon-Tues--18- 19-20-Zane Grey in his own production "Desert Gold." with a "Snub" Pollard comedy and colored review. 'ed-Thu rs-2 1-22-All star cast in "Some One Must Pay" with a two-reel comedy. i-Sat-23-24-Mae Murray in "Hearts in Pawn." COMING arothy Phillips in "The Right to Hap piness." ORPHEUM THEATRE 2:00, 3:30, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 I Sun-18--Olivia Thomas in "The Glor- ...…

…ap An, sables Joe Parker's and arrels from old haunt the Union policy, just' an- cials, is carried in the ph anom equipped with ad of the dazzl- ling hoards, as hors to Carve Names is expected, sedate seniors] e the old custom of carving es, which made old' Joe' famous resort, but instead mming lagers of more thati cent, steins of sweet cider, d "cokes," will be shoved tops. lations will be made by the ials on how the tables shall except th...…

…z it p- tI 4 al 111;. DAY AND NIGHT' 4 SERVICE r ii ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920. PRICE THREE rr i YY ri w M I r . .++.. re i r I Yr '.. " I Y .w T ,, r SENIOR LIT CLASS TO HONOR WENLEY Prof. Robert M. Woniey is- tle faculty member of the University to whom the senior section of the Mich- iganensian is to be dedicated it was decided at a meeting of the senior lit- erary clas Wednesday afternoon. The lagest...…

…during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS iled to the usefo o it or nkot otherwise dished therein. Michigan,,as second~ The work of the committee will go on from year to year, its -work enlargitig, uxiti ' and after. Michi- -gan h~as once more been recovilzed as TH~E COin- pions., o the West. It means. more than. students of the University ca.n realize .today. However, the students of the . niversity must. continue to co-operate with the direc...…