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…I t r xn it DAY A ) 0. i -- _... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1919. PRICE TH - __ - .. t leans Initiate i Into Mysteries I V U Eleven mortals braved the wrath of the gods of the fiery elements to gain c s the Elysium of their dreams Monday afternoon. The new Vulcans who an- swered to the roll-call of the Chief PIJTEE Vulcan are: 11. N. Andersqn, J. Bak- er, H. N. Collins, R. Cook, L. T. Dick- OF inson, William Favori...…

…itr : t tl 4/. -t DAY .. , . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919. PR k w, ) . , i11 IbM/M lP PI ! w r rrr . e . OF AT FURS LIFE MEMBERSHIP 1 f .. f robbed at 2171 store 'of ty streetl )00 and fired upon by the Detroit police norning but escaped without the e learning whether the shot took o Ann Arbor patrolmen in a po- ar pursued the thieves in a Hud- uper-six to Dearborn, where the rs succeeded in losine their. ...…

…CA an 4:3'a- ASSOCUi PRE: DYAND NIG AYSERVII 4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 919. PRIC N WA R LOOMS NEAR JORS INITIATED BY TAU BETA PI rteen men who were elected in- Tau Betas P1 society were initiat- dnesday. The senior engineers rere admitted are: 'D. S. Abel, Anderson, C. E. Bottum, B. 0. .game, L. 0. Case, G. H. Chid- A. 0. Dahlberg, E. E. Dreese, Kirkpatrick;, F. H. Livermore, C. nan, T. P. Russel, F. G. Schwal- d...…

…6 1 1-1 CA% SEAR AND~ I Abp 4ko tr4.t an, ~1aiij, ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE u- SPIRE COLD 58, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS INTERVIEW ON BEFORE [ECING BREAK LEVENTD PARTICIPA- [N MEXICAN AF- Sensation Of'Year'"Promised y Brilliant "Red Feather" Staging FAIR AS INCLUDED 1 EEPING MOVE and Hitchcock Chosen Vith NaIon's Head 1 (By H. Hardy Heth) Brilliant staging coupled with some o...…

…i'i1 jt Al DAY ANN,,ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919. PRICE~ . ,, x '.. _ .. den Strongly Favors College rama tics and Camopus Theater er is to be the biggest the lives of the Ameri- the future,"' said Walter ~is dressing room Frida3 )ally reporter. "Every- feeling growing toward expression. rallies of the' country this movement as they 7all others. The campus tainly the first great im- in this direction. Even fidence in...…

…Abo pop, t r l7Iaittj DAY AND W1 F _, _ ) f r 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1919. PRI'TH~ IREES.t &V a AAZV==# % Iw FRESHMAN WOMEN .GUESTS AT SPREAI -. 6.--Athletic direcors ersities today adopt- football schedule for / ota' at Northwestern, go. ana at Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa g.t at Ohio State. s at Michigan, Iowa; Japanese decorations and favor changed the gymnasium and societ rooms of Barbour gymnasium in...…

…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 ...…

…Ir '4hp A L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919. PRICE I E! ;y /men a~iis brot] children s -now bE pices of d Y.W. ,ked -o ad 'y, outfit DRUIDS INITIATE DR. PORTA NEVER 5 NEW MEMBERS LIFE MEMBERSHIP FACULTY MEMBER FU ORSSINO Tl ciety, held their annual fall initia- C M 9GN S 9 T leged to have forecasted the end of F IS T r tion banquet Wednesday night at the th e ctworld, .Dec. 17, is not and never M N IS ' 01N F 1[ O 9[ ...…

… Aoly v m I t)AY AND I' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, ECEMBER' 11, 1919. PRIrCE ,.., ..-,. .-.'- - f ,t MINES TO op JLJINT A T ON Sororities Respond To Y" Call; Poor Children Will Have Real Xmas I I UN. Seventeen sororities have already agreed to act as Christmas big sisters to a like number of poor children, who will be clothed and given a real Yule- tide party under the plan now being carried on by committees of the Uni...…

…I A lie2 I' 1 0 I 4 DAY ANDP SEE. 10 _. _ : --- - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1919. PRICE I , ll .11"! . .. I., I I RHODES SCHOLAR ELECTION, DEC. 23 i:0i I1fl0Appointient of the second Michigan A FRhodes scholar to be sent to Oxford university next year will be made at a postponed election to be held Tues- day, Dec. 23, according to Dean John R. Einger, a member of the state ~AI A(EE ENT WTH 'WILSON committee of appoi...…

…P. oo Wr A4uka Ia ! DAY AND N) SERV ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1919. PR] STERS TAKE SENIOR LAWS Fifteen embryo lawyers success- ily pleaded their cases for entrance to the ancient order of Barristers at e tribunal held yesterday after- oon. Although the court commenced roceedings shortly after 3 o'clock it as found necessary to adjourn 'to the nion for, food before completing the Those who were given a favorable 'H...…

… I N' 0' DAY AND I SEE 0-10 ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1919. , w. ir rrlWilM +wu i .rrrrr + r° i r ,.ice., . TY GETS TWO NEW COAC GARFIELD ATTACKS STRIKE SETTLEMENT (By Associated Press) Washington, Dec. 13.-Principles I underlying President Wilson's plans for "the settlement of the coal strike accepted by the miners are based' "fundamently wrong as a matter of government," Dr. Harry A. Garfield, CIS federal fuel...…

…J> : t l 3Li 10 L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919. .1 ,XICANS RELEASE' MERICAN PRISONER (By Associated Press) ashington, Dec. 15.-The state de- nent was notified late today thatl erick Hugo, the American seiz- y bandits in the recent raid of tuiz, Mexico,' had been released had returned to Muzquiz. Condi- Supon which he wvas set free were stated in the message but the de- nent announcement said it was osed no ransom had ...…

…fbp r ' DAY AND NIGH SERVIC] N~ ,WtZlK' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1910, 0 ,0 PRE;. THI F "... e'PRI1VE '111 4a ,F FEW COPIES OF DIRECTORY LEFT Selling 1,100 copies within 110 minutes establishes a phenomenal rec- ord in disposing of copies of the "offl- cial Students' Directory, according to Charles Stewart Baxter, '20, manag- ing editor of this year's publication. As fast as the .1919-20 edition was off the pr...…

….t b 44 a PRES: DAY AN T)NIG SERVICI # s. ./ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1919., PRICE _,RIC HOP PLANS ;RESS RAPIDL' the 1920 Junior hop, to b aterman gymnasium Fei ught nearer completiona of the hap committe uing in the Mi1hlga c6mmittee announced tha several orchestras hai * received and these ar consideration. I ers of the committee is b). LI1 at 7F University To Hold Referendum Vote On Treaty Of Peace Jan. 13...…

… .0~ I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. DECEMRER 19. 1919 1.7y 10 LM yy F RI 1 TAKE MICHIGAN WITH YOU By tomorrow night the last stragglers of/ the great homeward- bo'und host will have left Ann Arbor, leaving only a deserted cam- ,pus behind. There will be a noticable dwindling of that intangible but supreme factor in the University cosmos which we call Michi- gan spirit.-What will have become of it? If, as we believe, that spirit is imm...…

…ca~n only RUTRFJNVLI igan, as second ation."~N o man s postage. e sentiments ex- Managing Editor usiness Manager Coeforation to rules established by compulsion destroys initiati've and moral 'responsibility. There is no better way to make a man feel like an under- ling than to tell him that, regardless of all personal circumstances, he must act in a given way accord- ing to-a set standard formulated by someone else. He who desires to becom...…

…THE MICH GAN DAILY THE MICH ~AN DAILY ,s all help to distract the student aiver. or mailed to The Daily office. ye no consideration. No man- :writer incloses postage. ly endorse the sentiments . x- .... Managing Editor or xox6 ..Business Manager, or zg38 .....Asst. Managing Editor ... City Editor Sports Fditor Women's 'Editor' .....Telegraph 1Editor We wotild suggest to the students themselves that they wali)k lightly in this room, that...…

…ay during the Univer- t Publications. ED PRESS atitled to the use for to it or not otherwise >ublished therein. , Michigan, as second ynard street. ds, if signed, the sig- but as an evid nof .1 1 1L. l Vllt~'A11 careers; if we have not certain attainments we can- not succeed in art. It is a matter of learning what you have. How I should lik'e to be an engineer !" These words may have a humorous tinge, but they also bear a message for the 'ama...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAI CIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed evecry morning except Monday during the Univer- v the Boar d in Control, of Student Publications. this- OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ees dispatches credited to it or not Otherwise Ir and the local news published therein. 1" postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second carrier or mail, $3.50. bor Press building, Maynard street. s...…

…the Univer- onls. CAT: to the use for or not otherwise :d therein. igan, as second I- L iL. V1\k..-1rJ a certain substantial idea of what is genuine worth, that is practical everywhere. It shows the thou- sand paths, but it also aids in making the choice. A college background will assert itself constantly at times of indecision, helping to make the choice a wise one. Right now, even though the college man may appear to himself to . be "chas...…

…feel - 4 j r* Univer- sentimnts ex- Managing Editor - t rdy Heth something were done to make them feel it.. Most of the best business men are loyal supporters of AMichigan and her publications. Are they getting 'the full support from students which they deserve? Other firms are' trying to take everything without giving anything in return. Are you dealing with these parasites? CLASSRQOM COURTESY Courtesy. is one of the products of culture...…

…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...…

…Univ REPRESENTATION WITHOUT TAXATION Do you know what your representatives are doing -- each week in the meetings of the Student council? Far from suggesting that this body needs any par- r ticular censoring of its work, it is our idea that a more common knowledge of what it is fbr and what o it is doing, would be a decided stimulus to the com- ise mendable work which it has already done. The nd i1919-20 Student council has acquired an impor-...…

…AN DAILY during the Univer. Publications. D PRESS ted to the use for :it or not otherwise lished therein. Michigan, as second vely enl edited ews pu Arbor r or mal, $ 3.30. Press building, Maynard street. 0; Editorial. 2414. to exceed 30o words, if signed, the sig. appear in print but as an evidence of is will be published in The Daily *t the if left at or mailed to The Dai office. will receive no consideration.,No man. unless the writer in...…

… iothing whatever about. Sentiment is e ashamed of. . For by sentiment man prayers of other men. answers Official Mich~i ng except Monday during the Univer- Control of Student .Publications. 'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use for spatches credited to it or not otherwise the local news published therein. qe at Ann. Arbor, Michigan, as second Ain Arbor Press building, 'Maynard street. Business, 960; Editorial, 2414.. i...…

…e invested in govern- k~ationsE. - REss to the use for or not otherwise !d therein. igan, as seconad street. signed, the sig- an evidence of That student organizations discuss after-war eco- nomic problems, seeking particularly a statement of their practical bearing on the reconstruction problem and of the personal responsibility which the college student has during college and after- wards. One paragraph' of the letter deserves, perhaps, s...…

…the use for not otherwise therein. an, as second Arbor, ridence 0f i at the iy office. No man, tge. niests ex- ran -.Managing Editor Phone 24t,} or roi6 Jr. ..... ......Business Manager Phone 96o o 2838 .... ....Asst. Managing Editor ...City Eaitor .Sports Editor ......................... .Women's Editor in ..........................Telegraph Editor EDITORIAL BOARD H. Hardy Heth , Jr... ..........AAdvertising Manager ...Issue Manage~r .Off...…

…xclusively entitled to the use for ches credited to it or not otherwise local news published therein, Lt Ann Arbor, Michigain, as second nard street. rds, if signed, the sig- but as an evidence of d in The Daily at the d to The Daily office. onsideration. No man incloses postage. .se the sentiments ex- ......'Managing Editor Phone z414 or roz6 r. .... ......Business Manager Phone g6o or 2738 , .t.. ....Ast Managing Editor .....................…

…-2-! - 1residE name- ain style of car anda will visit a every surmer of his life to see on the door is: polished~ till it .Official M during the Univer- 'uhlijations. PRESS led to the use for it or maot otherwise shed therein. al news Ann Arbor. Michigan, as second1 .rd .street. cords, if signed, the sig- ,but as an evidence of bed in The Daily at the led to The Daily office. consideration. No mnan- .incloses postage. rse the sentime...…

…lee I but I wring the Univer- lications. PRE.SS d to the use for tor not otherwise hed therein. ichigan, as second ret. Two weeks-wherein you can save yourself. f rom a disappointment that is irretrievable both to. your- self and to your friends: Vacation is not a time for high-brows .to count their A's and. B's, but. it. might well be used to consider the C's and D's. The Illinois "U" Y. M. C. A: is going to provide entertainment every ...…

… cil holds its next meeting Mon- y 5, 1920. Will, the report of ittee at that time be such that dance with the dictates of pub- Offioil Mi day during the Univer- !nt Publications. TED PRESS entitled to the use for d to it or not otherwise published therein. >r, Michigan, as second lic health? ga "8s'tree., ig- Of ,...e...,. Managing Editor ..Business Manager 2738 .Asst. Managing Editor --.-.- - City-. Eaitor ...... Sports Editor -.... ...…

…COY~ TAYLOR PLANS BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT UNION Mitc Al Taylor, the Union professional, has arranged season plans for the first of a series of handicap billiard C matches to be played during the win- ter. 'Phis match is scheduled for next week, and all entries must be made to Taylor at the Union by. Saturday, :. Dec. 6, so that it may be closed by the end of the following week. A small entrance fee will be charg- ed, but the players will not ha...…

… g out s me yea: PTAIN GOETZ, THE ONLY WOL- verine player to be mentioned by Walter Eckersall in his All-Confer- ence selections. Gus was picked for a tackle job on the Windy City critic's second eleven. EXPLAINS KIUICSE .I , , the Editor, The Michigan Daily: at In reply to the '12 alumnus and your hs article on the front page of this morning's Daily concerning the Kipke for brothers, I wish to state that the rea- om- son for the two sta...…

…AN UAJIW tain of the Senior. lts, gets the end position and with it the cap- cy' of the team. Dollavo, the -hus- end of the Fresh lits, has the call the other extremity. Sutton of same aggregation deserves a tackle by reason of his aggressive tactics{ ch made him the outsanding line- a of his team. wo sophomores get the guard po- oii, Hobbs and Fitzpatrick, the for- ' an engineer and the latter a lit, on is given the center position. Other Pl...…

… able to play. Sullivan has a acting shoulder. It snaps in a throughout the course of the e Whitey Wilson has been show with the old fight. His size is a icap but his aggressiveness ma for it. Pearman has been doin fine work lately. He is in th every minute and is showing u Rea is' working hard and with urination. .One week from tonight mar initial appearance of the squad tion. AYERS DSITIONS to select gradual- not be athletics,, and -footb...…

…II * etion !ichigan?. I i. vvrr vs i 'i "The old traditional hammer and tongs football,. in which Yale's name was paramount on the gridiron for generations of Eli players, has gone by the boards, not to return. Open play, represented by the forward pass, is the new order of things on the football field and Yale must ac- cept the change, however difficult it is for her mentors who have been brought up on the old system. Yale has learned thi...…

…THE MICHIGAN.DAILY .. , MMERS CLASSES. 6 CAMPUS TO BE LEAGJES ORGANIZED MITCHELL PRESENTS NEW FRATERNITY SPORT PLAN lillUHLL Ill L i HL4 Surprise widdle in When He 40 GS LOWER 80 YARD AY MARK BY 24 SECONDS n swimmers showed up in in the final informal swim- t, held in the city Y. IVY. C. ay afternoon. In this meet, >reparatory for the D. A. C. t Friday night, the first year 'e consistent and better baf- .ad, due probably to their l...…

…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...…

…First Team Second Team. E0 D arter, Phi Gamma Delta ..........L.E...........Rivard, Phi Kappa Sigma Scheidler, Delta Sigma Delta .....L.T.............Reason, Theta Xi.. Ed. Henry, Alpha Delta Phi.........L.G...........Vandolman, Sigma Phi Bigelow, Alpha Delta Phi ..........C.....Earl Cress, Capt., Phi Kappa Sigma John Henry, Phi Delta Theta .....R.G....... .......Lawrie, Delta Chi eams Wright, Sinfonia...............R.T..........Ingham, Alpha ...…

…TEAM ICLASS GRIDIRON TEAMS cases of men playing in both; and the final number was reduced to 644. Michigan's soccer team handed Ypsilanti a second overwhelming de- feat when they ran off with the long end of a 9-0 contest held yesterday afternoon oa Ferry field. Snow had been removed from the ends of the fields in front of the goals but the middle ,part being covered dribbling was made harder than usual. . In the first half the two teams we...…

…ospects_,,for a successful track next season are good," said i Farrell, when interviewed day. "Although no official call ;e made for track men until after tmas, there 'are 45 men working ARLUU rimL ILIIL FUll SOPENER\ECEMBER 13 HILLSDALE - AND YPSI UNABLE TO PLAY TONIGHT TEAMX A: Much promise for the future. Moul- tirop, at forward, and Mason, who has been working at both center and forward, played the former position well. The lack of a ...…

…and that her handicap with which the games of this year competed and will be cut out next year, was ne. The series was started so ais year that the time had been ed on Nov. 1 before the season pened, so that most of the games mded in semi or total darkness. difficulty will be overcome by ig the series earlier in the year, nding the season before the e in time. ball among the classes, and the nterfraternity game, has been his year more to revi...…

….L - AMER 4t. I 'EA - ,. °,. .: .._ - 1919 ALLAMERICAN TEAM 1919 Second Eleven MEN LIEYEN First Eleven End-Higgins, Penn. State ' Tackle-West, Colgate. Guard-Alexander, Syracuse. Center-Weaver, Center College. Guard-Youngstrom, Dartmouth. Tackle-Henry, Wash and Jeff. End-H. Miller, Pennsylvania. Quarter-,McMillin, Center College. Halfback-Casey, Harvard. Halfback-Harley, Ohio State. Fullback-Rodgers, West Virginia. Third Eleven West...…

…I e84 to seculre AD'S TANK TEAM Y SW"IMZMERS JBETTER DS AT MEET SAT. IJRDAY fspecial transportation facilities to take the Clevrelanders homne in a body for the Christmas recess. HATS TO WEAK, HOSE Those who desire their' hats clean- ed and rebloeked for going home will Tease ' leave thorn at our shop as soon as possileI so we can have themZf out on time. We do Velour and Borisa- lino hats so, they retain their original fineness of textur...…

…nazoo Nor- m the vaca- TEAM SHOPWED ITS STRENGTH til Dec. 31, AND POSSIBILITIES IN am of Pon- D. A. C. MEET t city. On )n go to Recognition by the athletic authori- in Ignition ts is what the student swimming >sing flue. team is now working for. All who have best in, the seen the team in action are one in test of, the their opinon of its strength and pos- sibilities. Coach Drulard is greatly will be in pleased -with .the development of his nga...…

…IJ iuinr 'P IlTul mumi I IE sport at the University, it is expect- ed that the matter will be discussed -at the next meeting of the athletic board in February. It is understood that during Christ- mas vacation steps will be 'taken to interest prominentgalumni in the project of a Michigan crew. NEWEI UIPMENTAID TO, 1ARSITYTCOURT SQUAD LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MATE- RIAL ORDERED BY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ird II ve an ex-I the fact that y Busines...…

…Ll Lii U VU~Ui ~ UEE TO / -. + flhurlhIil it rJnsubstantiate our ndng. ,* ['f ! iil I I 11L I U iIX L l u "M kk' III uI flI iru v Personally I am strongly i favor sassc ZGlo V~ ~ ' RNKo hvrfyrn n ilb ny hR RPI IA~l~ single teal toglad -to arrange for the flooding IJIU 111 IIllfIUI have Joine hardest f R~ I% I~l of the place found if one can be se- -!jclub anda when- cured," said Mr. Bartelme. WLL PLAY FOUR TOUGH GAMES, floor "when college ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OfInterest to University Women Iwhif If you Whipple, of the .psychol- nt, will deliver an illus- e Tuesday afternoon to club of Highland Park. ill be, "How the Psychol- es Intelligence." i't satisfied, we can't be. >rtraits that Please" you o.-Adv. Iill191111111111i11111111_-ltik Sugar Bowl _ sgiving - Chickens and Box A, = AR BOWL South Main 111111llit111lllllilllll go Persh- 1028.1 TFIE STUDIO. 721 N. UNIVERSITY AVE....…

…pe Other Colleges' s appeared at the University of Illinois s and is on sale. t Cornell at about udents in ork. The izes are s, though six prizes ratory or arded for n under- Oklahoma-Oklahoma Masons- are making plans to build two new dor- m mitories at the University of Okla'- homa. A men's dormitory costing, $10,000 will be' erected on property 1 adjoining the campus. A woman'sl building will be located about half al block from the campus,...…