…-28-tIorence Reed in "Her h a 'o-reel' comedy. 'ECIAL SINGING ter Miller in "The Open th a screen magazine . and s. 30-1-2-"The Western- a colored review -and com- Tuttle'9s THE MAJESTIC 11 Su .wi f Ti I ucker'sj 1 :o 6:30 Thurs- Fri. 4-5-Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in "Daring Hearts," with a. comedy.I MUSICAL ATTRACTION s COMINGI Dorothy Phillips in "The Right to Hap- piness." ORPHEUM THEATRE 2:00, 3:30, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 - ...…
…[TING YOUR TASTE 1 I that's our specialty! A per-. fect fitting suit is a joy for- ever" and we've tailoring joy for a long time. We fit your idual style-taste-your good judgment - AND YOUR POCKETBOOK - g our prices are far too low for the kind of clothes we , we hope that won't keep you away. We are going to ct you within a day or two. If you want your Suit or coat before the holidays. "* Karl71alcolim STo We In 'Eam'~, Among the novelty...…
…Ia 1 ji r + PAY AND NIGHT ' SERVICE PRICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1919. PRICE M1 t __ Scrub nto Society IT IIS UP TO AMERICA TO SATE THE WORLD -CHARLES EWALD LARGE BANQUET HELD BY CHAM- BER OF COMMERCE AT UNION r Initiated into th 'ov. 25. The ne Bennett, M. F n, C. N. Johnsoi Lukins, P. Mc ck, F. R. Store ). Van Wagone ety is an hono bor engineers an en by their can 10 B. n, C- sr, r, "If America cannot sa...…
…the use fo not otherwis therein . an, as second Ie ng JFdito FIlIISHING WITH FLYING COLORS! r' One more event remains before Michigan's 1919 - footlall season becomes history. This event is sym- r bolic' of all that- the' season has stood for to those 1e 22 men who played the leading parts in its activi- ties. It is the awarding of the Varsity "M's". d With the idea of making of the occasion an event worthy of its nature, it has been sugges...…
…i s ~fu1in PearI eful In Prepar-. for Big 1ONGEST A4MICHIGAIN he usual scrub ball, the 1923 done yeoman he Varsity for n. In spite or gular team, no from the year- the knocks in- thout a mur- .at the fresh- usually strong 1 than the first e represented hen the fresh- lay outside. In t they were ys and forma- week, to give at the opposing ere were many hie older squad e at all. This he men on the as to the men practice, as " the basis of .ies...…
…-~- - U rington, week. here for If it's new shades you need call 237. Wayne C. H. Major & Co.-Adv. I wi~onmc H I Our Stylish l1-Weather Shoe - I o. te two big reasons why you will like this model. a brogue, and handsomely decorated brogues are today. Second, it is an every-kind-of-weather TOP GRADE $16-00 r rtlei BOOT SHOP 11 So. Main St, '; I - THANKSGIVING PARTY - TONIGHT - 0 Dancing 9:00 to 1 :00 at the Armory. guests. T...…
…lectures by outside speak- members, and members of Tutti to men in charge of the f "Red Feather," which i Thursday, Friday, and inee, Dec. 11, 12, and 13, ey theater, there are cer- afloat which should be Made For Upperclass to be Held In Union 1 manager of are numerous with regard to ds as may be er." Some of embarrassing. will be turned theater fund; hat they will ) of the Un- ter is we are Nether or not the opera, as 11 net us only have...…
…rtsNANKSSUI I; I Ilwlid SERICESi VEG~ETARIANS, INOTICEI Siabstantzal, well balanced, nicely served meals at reasonable prices. Two- meals per day--lunch fnoon, dinner, 6:00 P. M.- Write the Vegetar- ians, care of Daily.--Adv. 11:30 a. m. toI Steaks and Chops midnight 314 S. State ; AtReutsch. " rehearsal in Unl. .I THURSDAY nig classes for arris hall. g club meets in Episcopal room 306, ce be- come % RIDAY 2 :90-Student council me...…
… Afri a r t it '1i7 . . '4d1C~ l PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919. PRICE F. ° S-s-s-h! Sphinx Initiates Today .IU I Sphinx! From out the far and dreamy east Swill come today a mystic caravan, through mniversity avenues. With feet ithow-moUnveritvngslWgits wayt unused to aught but buirning sands of ODY T0 the Nile, Pharoah, Handler of the IT- Hungry Herd Heftihoof, Cleopatra's Handmaiden Huz...…
…CIS works form a part of her Ess > the use for not otherwise therein. fan, as second ing, Maynard street. al, 2414. 3oo words, if signed, the sig- iprint, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. ve no consideration. No man- writer inc loses postage. y endorse the sentiments ex- Managing Editor .Business Manager r- 2738 ...............News Editor .City Editor .~Sports Editor .Women's ditor ..... ......…
…ESU9LTS e Near Cham- inference -" " ern Teams Ar 'HERS AND D RANK HIGH s .......... state .,... o ......... isin ...... rota ....... an ....... western a ........, e .. rence Standing Won Lost . 6 1 . 3 1 ....4 2 ... 3 2 . .3 2 . 2 2 . 1 4 ..1 4 . 0 2 , . . .0 3 Peet. .857 .750 .667 .600 .600 .500 .200 .200 .000 .000 (By Bob Ankell) That the Conference championship was won in the last eight seconds of the fourth quarter of the final game...…
…1V11L..'111s1V LU '0 -TO-NIGHT- t ...r... I- MJ~om e . Y. Stylus meeting will be o'clock tonight at Helen residence. Athena Literary society at 7:15 o'clock tonight in Mason hall. held at 8 Newberry n',., ACING AT THE ARMORY 9-12 will meet room 302, have the Athena members* are to °st Music and Floor in City ous and satisfactoryI ENT to every custom- er the account be large STUDENT BOARD 303 E; ANN ST. We give real $8.00 boar...…
…veen 19 V .AL THE MAJESTIC ly Lunches Nunnally's Cindy Maynard St. ch :kegs Aroedel Beauty is not a business asset in "Virtuous Vamp," the highly success-' ful comedy featuring popular Con- stance Talmadge again today at the Majestic. While working as a stenographer in an insurance office she smiles ."only in a business way," but neglects to explain this until everyone in the office has become so infatuated with her that she is in con...…
…THE rj 11L I .1 Hk~ U ALa £ I(= ir 'l i , Placed Your Xmas rder - a - Ii--i- B L I N D PIANIST'S RECITAL BRILLIANT Brilliant and remarkable are the terms that describe the playing of the blind pianist, John Meldrum, wh0 gave a piano recital Sunday, in Hill auditorium. Mr. Meldrunm is a poet in every sense 'of the word. There is a vel- vety tone to his playing, a great at- tention to the finer points of detail, and an intensity of fee...…
…I /' 43 an 1ati DAY Or ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1919. o PRICE Beaten By Gopher ,# 1 Science: Conditions; Discuss A thetic men Conquer In fall Conte TES yesterday morning in 11 resulted in the selec- following squad: C. V. Jacob Goshkin, '22L, ;on, '20, Anna McGurk, es, '21, W. P. Sandford, Atts, '21, and M. Youngs- eight names two teams will be picked and the o speakers will act as SEVEN MEN ON INSIDE...…
…i tUI..4 I L A . at Dat t THE UNIVERSITY AN Monday during the Ur Ivey. Student Publications. iCIATED PRESS ely entitled to the use fgr edited to it or not otherwise yews published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second even though they themselves could never compete as his rivals. The time of hero-worship is over, and the prevalent custom of the times is to pro- mote some popular inferior whom everyone knows depeids upon his friends for advan...…
…Page One) wept down the down; following goal. Michigan yers on the one >wns before Oss 6ff Sparks e Minneso- outrunning r the seven icked goal. e the touchdowns in the last quar- after a series of runs by Arntson, n Oss went over ne. On the play aI least ored. Froemke's gan -32 yard line in scoring their fourth quarter. no trouble in hit- ne for long gains nds for many akness lay in the e to hold. The were able to sift e Michigan plays r...…
…qurJ. HULL' o midnight 1 314 S. State e Sa] . L.. St. A a Ar. Tuttle's Lunches Nunnally's Candy Maynard St.. .H factory Amateur leave your Films atrg t sDrug. Store, , IVictors" Across' "As played by any other than the . Michigan Varsity band, 'The Victors' is an ordinary. march. The finest of the military and other bands cannot play it like the boys ,f the campus, for the spirit transforms the whole effect of the tune," said Direct...…
…in "! -'' WD'5L 16 1 azed so that the have a 140 foot et and nearly 200 building, costing ), is being financ- Womens' Board he five thousand Room Bible class. as established at Offering a fellowship in the department of biology for the year 1919-1920 open to graduates whose major study has been either b'otany or zoology. The annual stipend will vary from $400 to $500, according to the qualifications of the candidates. The sugbessful candi...…
…POOR SPIRIT -VER ON GRIDIRON e One) hiletic asso- the stu- ler of the LaW school, ian of the Board in tics for 'three years, anected With the Un- ident and member of 5 years. During this i has had several isons, and it has had Through his associa- iversity as a student during these various >r Aigler is familiar situation. r his 6pinion on the "If you look back j ootball record during u will find that there f years and there have l desired t...…
…vvumen, rror. of the oratory I__Aorn [ rI t.. ITNEY Tom Wise, who is acknowldded to e one of America's premier character omedians, is the star in Oliver Mor- sco's company which presents "Cap- y Ricks," Saturday, Dec. 6, at the Vhitney. He will be seen in the part f the rugged old sailor whose rough ,xterior is but a mask for a gentle ature and a heart of-gold. The stage ersion closely follows the etext of fr. Peter B. Kyne's story with i...…
…I ge Six) t he -thou right i ere obtai he wass ttle tink( mits onI de a pair lied to the O. S s as p in better spend his time in getting the ight one he had perfected. f a Consequently Peach finished the sea- ned. son wearing the brace he had ob- sent tained from Erie equipped with the er's hinges male by the man on Huron Hu- street. Hel admits, however, that if it r of could have been foreseen that all this the difficulty was to be encount...…
… ;Q4 it iran at lx DAY -1 y r . ,.k '11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1919. P: ''S Invade Wolverine Lir :: lumrii Call For Fighting Spirit: P Hospital Bids 0 in Regents' Han r lrlMrrl/Iw Y r # rr r Yrrlr r ll rrrllr r rlrfr r rr V. rY . rri REGENTS' COMMITTEE PASTEURIZATION No action requiring pasteurized milk to be used in the student board- ing houses was taken at the meet-. ing of the Board of Regent...…
…I a1ii 'ERSITY morning except Monday during the Univer- trd in Control of Student Publications. 2OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press .is exclusiv ly entitled to the use for ;ews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise r and the local news published therein. postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second carrier or mail, $3.50. bor Press building.sMaynard 'street. s, 960; Editorial, 2414. not to exceed 3oo words, if signed, the sig- ly to appear in...…
…+'1 Before such a high brand of com- petition the Varsity must show its' best. The relative strength of. the schools of the West in the cross coun-' Atry sport will be determined today. Michigan goes into the meet with the determination thath the University shall be among the first whente filal score is reckoned. / DENTS CONQUER SENIOR LITS IN H1.100'CONTEST PLAYING OF RICHARDS, HINKLEYc AND THOMPSON FEA. - TURFS By reason of a 12 to 0 victor...…
…II rsity Women T HE BL .A 1 cast was coached by Sue Ver- n, '20; costumes were planned arriet Gustin, '22, staging su- ed by Frances Stevens, '21, and rties in charge of Ethel Glauz Grad. Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, or .of Masques, had supervision entre performance. College Notes. I' Campus News Miss Lucy Elliot, former social di- rector of- Helen Newberry. Residence, is spending the weekend at the dorm- itory. Miss Hope Conklin, the prese...…
…0Ur laum in "Sa- with colored Guy Empy in "The th a monkey comedy, s" and kinogram AAL ATTRACTION l _ THE WHITNEY Headed by Tom Wise, the cast that will present "Cappy Ricks" Saturday, Dec. 6, at the Whitney embraces the names of Isabel Withers, Earle Foxe, Percival Moore, Norval Keedwell, Hel- en Stewart, Jacqueline Mason, Helen Lowell; Thomas Shearer, Eugene Lowe, Phillip Lord, and Arthur Hol- loway. This attraction which, has delight- e...…
…VIi A1 I , I BF- I FAMOUS n, Mass., Nov. 21.-'The climax eastern college football sea- 1 be reached here tomorrow in with the playing of the -Yale game in the Harvard . on Soldiers' field. Every one 43,000 seats were sold weeks the few that are purchasable are in the hands of specula- o are asking prices which sur- y similar charge ipade in pre- es. Hotel accommodations are ce as tickets and suburban ai% overflowing with parties pective...…
…4 /. .NJ ;I3alq 11 Ar t 01 r DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE IL -1 AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919. RICE THREE CHI T MAY IT PACT I LONO LIEUTENANTS FOR '22 CLASS NAMED Lieutenants for the whole sopho- more class for the fall'games have been appointed by H. L. Waha, '22E, captain, those from the literary col- lege being Frank Steketee, Maynard Newton, L. P. Rennall' C. M. Atkin- son, Lester Guensburg, and L. M. Cameron and f...…
…IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d 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 new's 'dispatches credited to it or not otherwise his paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second tion by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard st...…
…{ a rDi 1V _ White, and the Perrin brothers turn- ed the tide for the victors. Jack Perrin at quarter and George at end participated in all gains while Car- ter and White chased over the win- I. vI nai worKout before the meet, , Coach Farrell ran his hill squad through a light prac- rsday. The team tqok it easy hort jaunt of two and one- es. The course was on the Ferry field and was merely up the joints. the men are'feeling good and :cell...…
…Girls who intend to take aestketic dancing, .°basketball, or ,_swimming, should enroll- at once on signs posted in Barbour gymnasium. .id - ss7 r I ng, Nov. 25, in the b :he Union. Sink, secretary of sic and chairman of committee of 7ommerce, gave out the the the the 'ischer, president of the f Commerce, -pregiding. Kyer, Toastmaster. Rus- Song. Leader. Shirley W. n 'ln -n o , .The cup game between sophomore and senior hockey teams wil...…
…-The Stage Communications THE WHITNEY %.-A % >mpany Books, Alums Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Finishing and Enlarging / A lead while others follow North University, ling Ai.ywhere Anytime VILL ENJOY USING THE rs' Checks as issued by this bank. They ons of $10, $20, $50 and $100, are cashed Railroads; etc., without identification. Editor, The Michigan Daily: The communications by a "Juniorl Lit" in Sunday's paper should not pass unch...…
…Sol sins spoke he Class- Memorial ess~ being ent Class- ped ',I~iud pointed out t forget the course, like lps to devel- able for that He said that tle of the tudied while t sure.it had nd more ac- resident Hutchins gave n the value of such it opens the door to ation. Moreover, the ie believed in it be- he foundation for the ern languages. "We classics in practical "But," he went on, of those studies. Why? ethods used' in those ethods used i...…
…; I 4 K ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1919. kJJ on Reports Lar 'ickets Despite Helen Newvber University women had for Union dances this o effect upon the sale of as all of the 200 had f by 7 o'clock. Officials r more could have been The line started to >y at 2:30 o'clock Wed- ew continually from serving refreshments not be provided this itions will undoubted- Lme until after Thanks- II time the Union will >e that a sep...…
…r WE NEED SOME NEW YELLS of the University have an athletic yell that eculiar possession of the University of Mich- tis the famous Michigan locomotive. nctive yells like the Michigan locomotive of the greatest assets that a university may To all attendants at our athletic events, they distinctive kind of advertising. variety is the spice of life," so it becinoes nous for cheer. leaders and listeners to use ar the same yell repeated over' and ...…
…man backfield man whose. perfect. U I I UIL a Game, in mester here. Brannan completed the course in 14:40, which time would easily gain hima berth on the var- sity team if, he were eligible. Cavendish, Vandevisse, and Griffin, who finished second, third, and fifth, respectively, are all members of the class of 1923. All these men will form excellent material for a winning cross country ,team next year as they cob- pleted the course in fast t...…
…i, iperintend-I ract calls for finishing of rough k only. No definite time has been however, for the completion of ent. TROPHIES' TO BE GWEN WINNERS IN CLASS GAMES v vi visit. Pay your subscription to the Daily. Hester Cooper, '18, of Detroit, is here visiting friends. U :t Evening Dress Wear AND OVERCOAT: SwallowtaiL. Skirted, Chesterfield or Cape t WAISTCOAT: White singlA bxeasted, four butsn of Pique or Sik. TROUSERS: Same ma...…
…k, , , 1 :' r" R ;'. ,' ., '' , . ,,,:. CONFERENCE ArIS AT BRINGING TOGETHER REPRESENTATIVES OF PROFESSIONS There will be held next week in De- troit the inter-professional conference. The object of the conference is to bring together erepresentatives of the various professions to discuss the de- sira-bility of forming a permanent ifa- tion.al confe reee organization, All the deans and professors of the dif- ferent .colleges have been invited...…
…you 6.40.00 over im Malcolm Block Editor The Michigan Daily:- , It is not surprising that there should be a great deal of discussion as to the cause of our unsuccessful season in football. Some of the com- ments show more vigor than knowl- edge of the situation. One of the most common explana- tions is the ineligibility of a consid- erable number of men of 'Varsity cal- ibre. The faculty appears generally to be blamed for this ineligibilit...…
…A I '-I I . t x 4 5t 00 Db.Y A: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919. II 'in °n Women Refute Dance Boycott Marguerite Chapin, '20, predident of the \omen's league, expressed it as her opinion last night that the Union dances on Friday and Saturday nights will be fully attended. This state- ment is in refutation of the rumors prevalent on the campus that the women of the University intended to cancel all Union dance...…
…during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS itled to the use for o it or not otherwise biushed therein. Michigan, as second d street . got to exceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- to appear in print, but as an evidence of rents will be published in The Daily at the or,. if left at or mailed to The Daily office. on will receive no consideration. No man d unless the writer incloses postage. not' necessarily endorse the sentiments ex. nications. ....…
…I ILuJIUDlIUU d all for Help Meets with arty Response from Old Gridiron Stars MINNESOTA INST FIRST TEAM In ready response to Michigan's S. S. Jim Watkins and Fred Lawton Detroit reached Ann Arbor before e practice on Tuesday, while the hNetic association received an in- x of telegrams to the effect that the xt two' days will bring. almost a, 'zen more former gridiron stars xious to help Yost in his prepara- ns for Minnesota. While Harry Hamm...…
…THE MI I -t 'LJT/'Ar Dkir4I AILYr WE r.r rrar r r r AI 1 I HAlll rl +w= aI tiple dancing every sday evening 8:00 to Of Interest to University Women P. ._. - ' { ,,s I I Dr. Kahn Finds Campus Changed LJBLES THE E OF YOUR DES. OUR THODS ARE E REASON V 0. DIETERLE So. Main St. t ' Dr. Ida Kahn, '97, when asked howu the campus appeared - to her now, said, "The campus looks very chang- ed. It seems crowded with all its handsome, new b...…
…THE WHITNEY ' SPECIAL MUSICAL ATTRACTION Thurs-Fri. 20-21-Tom Mix in a play well named "The Speed Maniac," with a two- reel comedy. Musical Attraction A MALE TRIO Sat. 22-Bessie Barriscale in "Kitty M. M.", with a screen magazine and com- edy, "There Goes the Groomi." Sun-Mon. 23-24-Louis Glaum in "Sa- hara," with a comedy and colored review. pA'pIMC ii 'cues-Wed. 18-19--Bessie Love in "The Fighting Colleen," and a two-reel western. Thurs-F...…
…11 uIni riLanntu FALL CONTESTS F WHAT'S GOING ON I' I 0 0 4 a 13 i Ilia 4 PIANO, or Player-Piano, one of the several makes which we han- -the Artrio Angelus Reproducing, A. B. Chase, the Christman, the ustigrande, and the Becker Bros.- make an ideal Christmas gift. And already time to begin thinking of I isidering a piano, we would advise that you pace rly in order to avoid the possibility of disappoint- t present our stock is very ...…
…lit t afl it 3 II DAY AND NIGH SERTICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. PRICE .. a TICIALS LOCATE CARELESS DR-IVER :rs. E. L. Calkins, Ellis street, Yp- nti, is the owner of the car that .red Otis Graham, '23, Saturday rnoon while crossing the intersec- . of Twelfth street and North Uni- ity avenue..\ rs. Calkins' daughter, Mrs. Snow, driving the car. Chief of .Police rien states that the parties re- nsible will be a...…
…St< uarant sncces of a worthy object. We now have a Campus theater fund. The women bf the. University have certainly shown that they are behind the team by the way they turned out to meet the players at 7 o'clock last Sunday morning. There is only one way for the Band to play the "Yellow and Blue" and that is with their hats on. Taking their hats off to play the University song is a serious .breach of etiquette. The sugar shortage is still o...…
… UE LITS1 rnvlviU les Only Suffered fr ame; Team Prepares for Finale TARS MAY RETURN IST COACHING STA ho UrbanaE Minnesota ac en a ay, the One more team was eliminated ino the class football series when the All- A dent eleven defeated the Soph lits by a narow margin of 6 to 0. The score is no record of the relative ability of the two teams. The dents outplayed and outguessed the second year men with the -exception of the fourth .perio...…
…;CHICIA i ________________________________________________________________________ I of the board, said that no single per- [lIUM 1son could at present live there on less \ than $1,500 a year. He said, "We have 'posed made adequate salaries for teachers one of the strongest policies of our laties board, and we intend to see that our oposi- arie8 are high.enough to attract Iduca- teachers h.ere." .e pri roit E. DOCTORS FROM ORIENT TELL OFW...…
