…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 ...…
…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...…
…3al au- its been for with the ar' Risk~ ton, and him a men ini in many_ :on experi- lals on his week, Mr. ance of the 'gan is held, mneral Bur- ly because of great practical assist- ance' rendered in framing recent leg- islation, that the senator ;who had made the accusation at onge withdrew the statements he had made. * Fame Grows wltlj Distance - The old adage beginning "a prophet *is not without honor-" is" very true sin the case of Mic...…
…orists Telegraph Delivery 1002 S. Univ. ALL OF anbetter spirit grow up between the CHMPIONSIn G S University and "Ypsi." - Dean Priddy of the Normal has assured people that justras there are JOHN B. HUBBARD, '20, URGES fine young men at the U. of M., so. BETTER SPIRIT TOWARD NOR ither6 are as good ,girls in the Teach- VIAL STUDENTS ers' college, as can be found any- where.. Editor, The Michigan Daily:-- It seems to me that it is much to b-3 ...…
…part of the time, their names with in Dean Jordan's ns and Persh. I CHRISTIAN CHIESETO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS Chinese students who are spending- their first Christmas here in Ameri- ca are finding festivities quite differ- ent than those enjoyed in their na- tive land. dIIome r f }; SUGAR BOs L mr ---- PHONE 102$-W rI Sing Christmas Carols Perhaps the most interesting of Chi- STUDENTS, STORE TO las T 'WERE ONE OF 'ACH 'ENO3 THE COM-...…
…"r sI I . Births, deaths, and marriages have fforded the annual round of excuses hat come tumbling into the offices >f attendance committees, ideans, and >rofessors at, the holidays. Only one "grandmother" has been esorted to so far, and. the dean bought that anyone with the audacity o try such a time-worn plea deserved ;he vacation. One freshman petkiiad- d the dean that his presence as best nan at the wedding of his brother, was >ssential;...…
…ORLD PAILS TO PLAY "OEA DOG" FOR PORTA 11 I wt aI I ., I mj STUDENTS IN PORTO FOR VACATION DEC. 17 RICO ASIA ON Before you go- TQOP IN and let us help you finish our Christmas shopping. We have any number of articles which will make ideal gifts. EVEN IF you live in a city, that should not deter you from buy- ink your victor 'records here. We ii ii can offer you real service. 601-6115 Eat ikint 1I Publishers of the MICHIAN SONG ...…
…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...…
…-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...…
…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...…
…Positions OpenI At the appointment bureau they are getting in more applications for teach- fers to begin work at the beginning of next semester than they can fill. This is always the case at the first of each school year, it was stated./ /Frequently it is exceedingly hard to find a student or experienced teacher to fill just the position desirepd. For instance, calli comes in for a man to teach. history, economics and Cakle char'ge of athletic...…
…,AL t Xmas, 1 toI .Tice's Drug -Adv. Store, 1171 ,. MOORE THE MAJESTIC Cass Floyd has his own methods of settling disputes and eliminating riv- als and he employs them to the best of his ability in "Louisiana," featuring Vivian Martin for the last times to- day at the Majestic. When he discovers Louisiana Rog- ers, who had been his sweetheart up; in the mountains, walking with Law- renceiF'erol, a young playwright, he at once becomes int...…
…IN ENGLAND I I. Wv l Silk Neckwear Knit Neckwear } Underwear Pajanmas Night Robes Gloves Hats and Caps Silk Shirts Sweaters Co. -cade~ t Cold? k. Pair of Those Lar 4 Buckle Arctics' kapely English, Lasts r Medium Widths (By Associated Press) Carlisle, Eng., Dec.16-A campaign for the nationalization of the manu. facture and sale of intoxicating liquor was inaugurated a few days ago at an Important trade union and labor con- ference h...…
…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 ...…
…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 .....................…
…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...…
…-1 asked to at o'clock on I gymnasium. play are g at 4 :Barbour Girls' Glee elub will be held at 4:30 FOR ATHENA 'OC1ETY TAL o'clock Tuesday .afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. Faculty and studets are invited by dolls at Athena Literary society to..hear. Prof. There are still a number of dI. Leo Sharfman talk on public speak- Newberry hall waiting for University ing at 7:15 o'clock tonight on the women to dress them for the Christ- fourth floo...…
…Ffinger Scr r j A.. THE MAUESTIC VIVIAN MARTIN "LOUISIANA" 0DADE. [ ~ l[ u.Be. , 3ti-Y 7--Owen tMoore n in"Pic- Star Comedy, "Tick Tick Quibbling,' trick excuses, and in- sincerity are very seldom met with in the interviews which students have with him regarding- their absences, declAres==tDan John R. Effinger. "I have , found" that the students are pretty square with me,". said Dean Affimger, "and' I think it always pays ,to- believe~...…
… e the names ents attend- iool at Y psi- II WHAT'S GOING ON State Normal sch d the University. Ju~u .LLe campu as a wnle In spite of the increased cost of e Michigan Union, a calendar materials and labor the price of the sity events, a list of Univer- directory will be the same as that es for women, and the names last year. he Parrot and the Eagle Ready-made clothes like the Parrot, are essentially imitators-lacking in individuality. No tw...…
… 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...…
…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...…
….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...…
…One) are nc 'unly .ebyt 1 1915, 1selected June 1 posed to be select f each year. TI y are selected co d ends the 31st 'he Senate, of t elects its rep; urtli meeting, Ii May. The Regei alumni members The Studentst the same time ors of the Athle ,s is used to' sell Hers ? Who nomn ,, '1 ~IS Dot pointed r follow: personO ,rd of dir selectho is not any oneT of these groups that alone can control matters. In - the years ofl my memb~ership 'I h...…
…ISTIONNAIRE -inserts, Christ- ms make ideal ad Company th University tman Kodaks and Supplies. (Continued from Page Four) shall be made up of the faculty mem- bers d. They pass upon eligibility other than those involving academic standing. Q. Who are the present members of the finance committee, composed of the chairman of the board, the di- rector of outdoor athletics, and the treasurer of the Athletic association, who have general control...…
…I 11111' guild is specially 5 J, f+ v iwGw llud . w URIVWWWIO U IR s for the Junior Girls' play e handed in to Katrina Scher- : by Monday. who are interested in writing for the Junior Girls' play are to attend a meeting at 4 on Wednesday In Barbour ium. Lgements had !been. made y women remaining in Ann Ar- ing the holidays would be able at Alumnae house. However, sufficient number did .not' tak'e ge of the .opportunity it will ssible to...…
…STIC L News From The Other Colleges Arcade, comes in -time with a manc is"' (DAY-TOMORROW ANITA STEWART . In "Mind The Paint Girl" ARCADE Shows at 3:00; 7 00; 8:30 Phones: Theatre, ag-M Mgr's Rea., a1-II Columbia-In co-operation with the National League of Women Workers, the department of extension teaching will offer an intensive training course In girls' recreational work during Christmas vacation. It is planned tc cover briefly al...…
…WHAT'S GOING ON I I SWIMMING MEET WON BY DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB D. A. C. COACH COMPLIMENTS IN- FORMAL VARSITY SQUAD of Kl (Continued from page six) Professor Aigler made the following statement in his letter: "I have 'your letter dated the 6th inst., in which you propound to me as chairmnan of the board in control of athletics thirtyrnine questions. I note your'statement that you feel there is a lot of tdlk and many rumors be- ing circul...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…It PHONE 1028-W .l" CONSIDERED BEST PLAY THIS YEAR1 YULETIDE SPIRIT PORTRAYED MASQUES' PRODUC. TION -e IN DEAN JORDAN TO ENTERTAIN CHINESE .WOMEN STUDENTS Dean Myra B. Jordan will entertain the new Chinese women students at dinner on Saturday evening at her ;home at 1215 Hill street. They have been invited to meet Mr. H. E. King, who was a missionary to China for 25 years. Gilbert's Chocolates for Xmas, 1 to 5 lb. boxes. Tice's Drug Store,...…
…w JL&VF Prices T n Wge THE WHITNEY d/ F, R. Corm The II Last Tignes Today WASHBURN In "Love Insurance" is ARCADE Shows at 3;00;7:00, 8:30 Phones , - Theatre, 295-M( Mgr's Re.s~ 3x6-M An army retail store was opened 'yesterday morning by the U. S. Quar- termaster corps at 213 North Fourth ayenue with Mayor E. M. Wurster temporarily in charge. At the present time the store has a stock of 'two carloads of general merchandise, food, and ...…
…MHAT'S GOING ONI 11 I A SATURDAY I I n cordoroys trousers in your size. only a limited number. ned and leather coats-better look 1:00-Union Service committee meets in Lane hall.. 1:15-Iota Sigma Pi meets in room 303 Chemistry building. 6:45-Menorah society board of di- rectors meet in Lane hall. 7:00-Upper Room Bible elass meets at 444 S. State street. 7:30-Student Volunteers meet in Lane hall. Dr. Lerrigo speaks. 7 :30-Bayonne, N. J.,...…
…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...…
… 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...…
…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 ...…
… I. ide c Tree at Community House rd of directors of the Com- deration met Thursday and have a Christmas tree for unity house this year. Mrs. head of the Community d there will be- Christmas for the members. jtm + NUL I 7 |iIU WKII REASONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE Girls interested in dressing dolls or CHARES DURING VACATION making hand painted tray cards for; COARGES WRIER Y. W. C. A. Christmas activities willT _B- please call at Newberry .hall fo...…
…11 - Wit "'Ill 'homas in "The harlie Chaplin in Ret. ) Rogers in "Ju- ly, "His Master's ogue b~ Detroit _ Thurs-Fri. 11-12-All-star cast "Break the News to Mother," with a two-reel comnedy. SPECIAL-THE DARLING QUARTETTE SunMon. 14-13-All-star cast in "The 13th Chair," with a colored review and comedy. Tues-Wed. 16- 17-William Russell in "Eastward Ho," with a monkey ocmedy and kinogram weekly. VAUDEVILLE Thurs-Fri-Sat. 18-19-20.-Seyen-reel s...…
…/_ 8:00-Unitarian guild party In Whitney theater. 8:00-"Red Feather" opera in Whitney theater. 8:00-Lutheran students' party in Lane hail 8:00-Swimming meet with D. A. C. at city "Y." ....-.- ier's studio. honor of Dr. iptist church. Atia dinner meets SATURDAY 7:30-Varsity basketball game. Mich- igan vs. Kalamazoo College in Wat- ermahn gymnas um. 7:30-Bayonne, . ., club meets in Lane hall. 7:30-Student Volunteers meet In Lane hall. Dr. L...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…lutes Delivery 1002 S. Univ. I S I s that young ap and style. 41, as Blacks. id'n Shoes- Piano; violin, and voice numbers will be heard' on the program of the complimentary Faculty concert to be given at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Hill auditorium. Grace Johnson Konold, soprano; Anthony J. Whitmire, violinist, and Harrison Stevens, pianist, will be on the program with Dorothy Wines. in the capacity-of accompanist. Prof. Albert A. Sta...…
…TO MAI a A' nry other name as sweet "-but other tobacco. in t smoke as ti 1'i K. 'i ,, I The reason Murads are de- anded by thousands of smokers that they 'are made of 100% ire Turkish tobacco-the world's ost famous tobacco for garettes-and so conceded. That is why -many manufacturers st of even a dash of Turkish >acco in their brands. I I; Para, Brazil, Dec. 10. - Airplanes may be employed to map the valley of the great Amazon river...…
…sJordan's office. EA GIVEN BY WOMEN OF ALL UNIVERSITY HOUSES Christmas colors decorated the Women's league parlors of Barbour ymnasium at a tea given by the 900 romen living in University houses in oilr of the faculty from 4 to 6 'clock Wednesday afternoon. The receiving line was formed by irs. Harry B. Hutohins,' Dean Myra .. Jordan, and Mildred Harris, '21, resident of the University houses. irs. T. E. Rankin, Mrs. M. C. Weir, dirs. Dickenso...…
…JEST(; review and ussel in ;ey ocmedy reel spe- a two- Last Times Today Enid Bennet in "tA Virtuous Thief" A 1/1L4 +"NT:f R C A D "E. ARCADE Shows at 300; 700; 8:30 Phones: Theatre, ag6-M Mgt's Res., 2316-M Wed-Thu-10-11-Blanche Sweet in "The Hushed Hour"; Okeh Comedy, "Bill's Anniversary" and Ford Weekly. Fri-Sat-12- 13-Olive Thomas in "The Glorious Lady" and Charlie Chaplin in "The Floorwalker." (Ret .) ewsIl I afar oon f in "- and i.l...…
…M. Aa a a vaaa aal' JE TO GIVE )OLLS" FRIDAY ... -_ WHA'S GOING ON ' ordoroys trousers in your size. y a limited number. and leather coats-better look The cast for "Dolls," Masques play to be given before the Woman's league at 4:15 o'clock Friday is made up largely from the new members of the organization, Olga Johnson, the strong-minded Fashionable Lady Doll being the only exception. The direct- or, Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, expresses hi...…
…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[ ...…
…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-...…
…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 ...…
