…TI -E MICHIGAN DARN T ... c> . : ---- -r " .. ° - Qy a '.1 S. C .: ,, .. '; ,r ,': MglOO FACES' LYIR1NIS TODAY SPRIN TERS RECEIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION FRESHMAN LIT BASEBALL All freshmen who wish to play on the class baseball team call 746-R today between 10 and 2 o'clock. Freshmen who are out for the All-fresh and expect to be able to play later, call also. highly probable that the Varsity coach will again be back on the courts t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. . , ... .. . .... ,.. .. .- .- :, " n . . "" .. ~ .. , .. , ." ., . , " V .. ,) " " r f ... ' t " '. .. ." . " " . V 4 f "i .. .. ... .. ", .. I'.. " " ." . " a " n' .n ".' ' . .. . . .A : ... . v. :rya ' " " a f " .. . n " f f - ^ HIGH WIND DRIES UP TRAK FR SRINTERS POLE VAULTERS AND JUMPERS UNABLE TO WORK OUT Ferry field was again the scene of track activity Wednesday afternoon and despite the unfavorable weather...…
… r " ; .._. . . . . ; ., "." . .. " ." ... . . - .. .. , " " ' .. _ " . ., '" iJ,3 t . . "' ._ . ,, ,. . .. .. ... . . : .. .... ... . .- :,. ". .. ,... . . _ . .. ,. .. :, N 19 F' I p . VARSITY HUMBLES FIRST YEAR NINE Coach; Fisher's Outfit Leads Mather's fearlings by Score of 7.3 at - End of Fifth VARSITY LINEUP SHOWS SEVERAL NEW PLAYERS Varsity and freshman nines clashed clashed for the first time this year yesterday afternoon. At the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n e. r' -" n . - " n " 1. : f .. ;., .. . " . . ... / . :. ., . , ,: ," v " ^.. r .; ' i .. .. r - , .. ." x ... . n ,.. .... .." "p ' ' 4 Wr .r . . W 4 ' " " ~' . v n " + } - r ne' a. , RITY OPPOSES )TRE DAME NINE' 'ance Will Probably Be Fisher's hoice to Open Game Against Catholics VERINES PLAY PURDUE AT LAFAYETTE ON MONDAY arteen members of the Varsity all team, Coach Ray Fisher, Man- Don Porter, and Athletic Di-...…
…LCII L/r 1Le l E and INVITATIONS =ISUMMER STUDENTS SHOULD CONSULT WITH INSTRUGTORS--KRlAUS' 11 Our SPECIALTY "Everything in Printing" kYER-SCHAIRER CO. 2 S. MlAIN STREET PHONE 1404 /-: L 1 11 I t' '. a,~ -t UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY O(WERED IN COMING EXTRA SESSION "Students who. plan on enrolling in the Summer session should consult with instructors before Easter vaca- tion," said Dean E.. H. Kraus in an interview yesterday. "The annua...…
…1 La"I"'#iL : 4 ..- - . - :.r CUP reshman basketball team have arded the silver loving cup as t of their victory over the >res for final championship y night. ame started off with the soph- in the lead and a determined1 of freshmen at their heels. les fought eyery minute, show- andid team work. The first .ed with a score of 15 to 22,, the n in the lead. e beginning of the second half, iomores made a sudden spurt, g several baskets in suc...…
…" 1 in d ed a Lake tive and ribbling and passing. Evans play- consistent game at guard. 1'or Linden, Montagne, their diminu guard, showed well on defense: sank six out seven free throws. Summatry AES Lake Lin. WITH THRILLS ed Carson City 17- attered Lake Lin- 'opes in the semi- Interscholastic nt in Waterman y morning. The . hard fought and fortunate enough certain to be the ed in the tourna- arson City game d afforded many >resent. Farmi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JINA;TONS FOR OFFICERS TO BE HELD TRIS WEER g to 'ihe fact that the medical r of .the preliminary board of Maj.'Robert Arthur of the Uni- R. O. T. C. is president, has ordered to a station in the that board has been unable to or the preliminary examina- or candidates- for commissions United States Army. In view fact that another surgeon will :ailed to fill the vacancy here, ard hopes to meet before the the week. unusual opp...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY ce to BeWGien f women from University Stea 5:30 nembers )ins have .y as in- that all may be- houses will be entertained from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock this afternoon at Betsy Barbour house. This is the last tea dance of the series which is being given under the auspices of Senior society and a committee of girls from the different houses. Try Daily adveruting and watchi your business grow.--Adv. pus news:.Read The Daily for Cam...…
…rbor STELLAR EVOLUTION Ij BEINGSTUDIED HERE curves or grades, and green showing moving or traffic danger only to be used at road intersections. Increase your business by advertis- ing in The Michigan Daily.-Adv. J. L. CHAPMAP JEWELER AND OPTOMETR The Store of $eliabJIty & Satisfi 113 South Main Street ANN rARBOR, - - \fCII s ivia inley's Twenty-Eighth rid Last Festival CIA BORI . Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) PONSELLE Soprano ...…
…l .'., 1111%a.'-A AA as ' 5 Oi(-1 .LS n Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 I and Surplus, $625,000.00 rces .........$5,000,000.00 North University Ave west Cor. Main & Huron What's in a Name? ever try TUTTLE'S when you wanted a nice lunch? Convanintly located just one- half block south of the "Mai" EMIN ENT SOLOISTS W1ILL PARTICIPATE' IN MAY FESTIVALI ~ UALITY. 10 00 rTINEYS K YEAR OLD FAVORITES AND SINGERS NEW TO ANN ARBOR ON PROGRAM ...…
…I ar LIBRARY DUISPLAYS ANCIENT PRINTING' es iva Examples Showing Development Art Will Be oni Display Until I'Iay 15. of tanley's Twenty-Eighth and Last Festival% CIA BORI-., (Metropolitan Opera Company) Soprano PONSELLE Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) 1CE HINKLE Soprano CE JQHNSON KONOLD Soprano JNA VAN GORDON Contralto (Chicago Opera Association) ALCOCK Contralto, ES MARSHALL (Chicago Opera Association) Tenor E HARRO...…
…..._ - - rted golf hose. & Co., State St.- am, 1 $ .00 dv. A.dv. upward. W: I TODAY AND TOMORROW EADONNAS. W1omen, Masques' rehearsals for this week will be as follows: At 3 o'clock Wed- nesday and Thursday afternoons, Alg- ernon, Jack, and Lane; at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Lady Bracknell and Gwendolyn, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon,a Jack,, Algernon, and Lane; at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, Lady Bracknell and Gwendolyn.. Act two wi...…
…managing editor in 1904. As a mem- ber of the class of '04 he served as{ annual meeting of directors ibune company which was Monday, S. Emory Thoma- usiness manager of the Chi- up, was elected to the board rs. mason began his newspaper e in the University. He was of the Michigan Daily staff 3 four years in college, and chairman of several important com- mittees and was elected class treas- urer in his senior year. He was a member of Quadrang...…
…" " ,. ti 1 11VA ..- -- y - + 1 A rbo r et Iva Stanley's Twenty-Eighth and Last Festival IARECIA BORI Soprano (Metropolitan Opera Company) )SA PONSELLE Soprano. (Metropolitan Opera Company) ALIEN BLOOD- REVIES DYINGHAIIA RACE AMERICANS, PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH, AID (By Associated Press) Honolulu, T. H., April 21.-The Hawaiian race, which with the Poly- nesians in general, has been regarded as a dying people, is being re-born and r...…
…1-IGAN 1), L ry::. 1 MUMMERS PRESENT "THE WONDER HAT" I ____________________________________________________________________ HE SPIRIT OF 1921 Spells Prosperity and Progres- siveness. Display this spirit by' placing Your Spring Order at once.; You will then be doing your part towards starting the} lvheels of commerce. : : : : )EPENDABLE GARMENTS' STYLISH At Welcome Prices . JC KARL MALCOLM 604 East Liberty Street. 3a f! a ,X ...…
…V UIU UMilIlI I LMlIILU FERLBO MEN te information regarding a ks' vacation this summer for er supervision of the federal r vocational education is now le at the 'office of the local oard co-ordinator, 310 South eet, who is mailing a special concerning the camp to all the University eligible to CREAS Party t E DANCE TICKET TWO MICHIGAN PROFESSORS SALE CLOSES WEDNESDAY ATTENDING PHYSICS MEET .,,-'D +. t Prof H. M. Randa. '11. and Dr.C.F. tO0...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY The urkih Oarette We go 6000 miles for the Turkish tobacco used in Murad-Why? -Because--Turkish has a taste--Turkish has a mildness -Turkish has a delight-far beyond all cigarette tobaccos of all other lands- Murad gives you real enjoyment, and true delight such as no Tobacco other than 100% Pure. Turkish Tobacco can give. Facts-Facts-FACTS-! INSTITUTIONS OFFER MINNINGIELLOWSKIPS' Four research fellowships in min- ing, c...…
…IHE MICHIGAN L - -~ - - ---~ - nesday on Palmer field. All girls who intend to try out for the class teams 'A9 71YI % air ^ ll JUST RECEIVED- he New Arrok'Shirt. C a mpus it W'hites with low collar attached Wadhams & Co. S t a t e Street ' Must be present. The regular monthly meeting of the Annual spring tryouts of the Athena Sarah Caswell Angell chapter of the Literary society will be held Tuesday D. A. R. will be held at ...…
…- THE MICHIGAN D IL\ .R MANS BECOME TIRED' F __: WA-INPLEDGE RE THAN 10,000 MEN FORM CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS' UNION Philadelphia, April 27.-Conscien- us objectors to war service in Ger- ny have formed a union with more n 10,000 members, each of whom s signed a pledge that they will ther take up arms, produce war terial, give money, nor aid in any y in what they characterize as the ganized murder of subjects of other intries or of our own...…
… ...' j 1T to #er E - Arbor sBank ' ilrpIhy;'tenorwill be one IT Ii i ,i L I. A.LW~AYS QWDTjD?, Iincorporated Capital and Surplus,62,000. .- orthwest or. a n uron 6 ',ZL u r K 4 L .tl t '~i '~. ;!J.2 I-~ I i ~~' d,. .. ,f1 ', i.f 1(,1K' ; ia' =fL 7J4/7 , 1) ' Si C S tI f1gts'ffi the performance of thew EliJah" on Thursday night of the May Festival week. His work has won esteem both in this country and abroad. He -is successfu...…
…dlHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~-- - Ls - " W.C,'A" ONFERENCE Cabinet members of the Y. W. C. A. of the Farrand training school for nurses at Harper. hospital, Detroit, will meet with the-cabinet of the local unit of the Nurses' Y. W. C. A. today and tomorrow. Miss Marguerite Stuart, secretary in central field for profes- sional women, Miss Anna McClaskey, an instructor in the training school, and Miss Stella Dueringer, student secretary of the Det...…
…ibl What's in a Name? & ever try TUTTLE'S when you wanted a nice lunch? Conveniently located just one- half block south of the "Mai" Courteous and satisfactory TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus, $626,000.00 Resources ......... ,OO000,0.O 707 North University Ave. Northwest Cor. Main & Huron "A more sportsmanlike group than the English newsp...…
…as the! ULI~iUI ! J LI 1 l1111 fl Illt U U WlI Order blanks for commencement in- vitations in the literary college are being mailed to all seniors and should' be returned to the committee immed- iately, according to. Donald J. Porter, chairman. Two styles of invitations are offer- ed. The leather, which sell for 60 cents each, contain the names and ad- dresses of members of the class, names or the literary faculty, the pro-, gram of events fr...…
…E~ CHICAN DAILY ISON OF CONFERENCE IL NINES DIFFICULT'.MATTERI HE HIGAN DAILY Michigan, Ohio State, and lindisl pitched a remaikable game against Are Considered Most Pow- werful IOWA HARD MIT BY LOSS OF HAMILTON, 1920 STARI Michign here last spring, is back, and there are many other veterans at the Columbus school. To leave the Buck- eyes out of consideration as a real contender would be a serious error. What Carl Lundgren has been abl...…
… . AULATE the DOLLAR, CIRCULATE the DOLL ' r Buy. mmom Vvn t You Need Now It's the "Loosening up" not the "Holding on" which will make Our Country Prosperous f ,a BUSINESS AS USUAL "Business as usual" was one of the great war - winning slogans. It was vital that the wheels of bus- iness kept revolving so that a prosperous country could furnish funds and supplies to maintain our boys overseas in comfort and in determined spirit. ...…
… L LEAVES PRESS Screen estlc-Basfi Kings story, Earthbound." Universal com- ly and Pathe News. ade-Madge Kennedy in "The ighest Bidder." Fatty Ar- ickle in "Rough House," and Bray Picto. erth-Gladys Walton olled Up." Sunshine d Universal News. in "All comedy rpheum-Pearl White in "The White Moll." An episode of "Velvet Fingers," and a Van- ity Fair comedy. THIS WEEK Stag. (Saturday) - "Listen a snappy musical itney ester;" )medy. troit...…
…Feature stories, written by students1 taking courses in journalism at the University, are now being sent to various newspapers in the country for consideration. The stories, which are written as regular assignments in the course, can be sent by the authors to any' newspaper which might be considered advisable. . This plan has been formerly carried fm out in the courses in journalism here with success, students being able to dispose of a numbe...…
…IRISH WOMEN IIIl I by 'Phis 3(Dela.yed) -W-1 ation and the sus- the Irish Natonal ell recognized throughout ni by British, government se task of subduing Sin s and restoring peace has en-fold more difficult by *Wherever one goes in hie hears extolled the e w;omen.", Ad Irish Army telter, feed and bind up of" the "flying columns" or publican army. They col- or the Daili Eireann, they se and do a hundred other all to women in war tie. f them...…
…,.+,,,r,,,,,,,,, - .. . . rintendent Cody said to secure better co- Was 'ILEJ EU IU or M3 'A UILI RECEPTION, SPEECHES, WILL FEATURES OF FRIDAY'S PROGRAM BEI he Uniiversityof With Deans John R. Effinger and was for a longl Edward II. Kraus, and Regents Frank I in the teaching B. Leland and James 0. MurfIn as es o th medcalguests of honor, Detroit public schools n practicing. first',will unite in the celebration of Michi- ire he also held...…
… IhI 1 _ I- .. . r Screen Goodyear's Newest Dress Event aire Binney in "Ma- d Men," with a not porting cast. n, Woman, and Mar- th Dorothy Phillips. This Greatest Collection of Sm j st of the Moh- ice Tourneur Sthe novel by Dresses $29.30 Eh ,rlie Chaplin and n in "The Kid." WEEK ick (Detroit) - "The Four >rsemen of the Apocalypse." Bert (Detroit) - Frances bite in the musical comedy, immie," with Ben Welch. Crop Brazil Nuts, 2...…
…I TO START BONUS YMENTSB AU 9GUST It ADJUTANT HOPES TO OF APPLICATIONS RECORD TIME DISPOSE IN Lansing, April 2.-If tentative plans in connection with the payment of bonuses to ex-service men and women of Michigan are carried out, the work of receiving, filing and classifying ap- plications for compensation will be completed before Aug. 1. Payments may be started shortly after the mid- dle of July, at the earliest, or by the middle of Augus...…
…I LI IHT IN (By Associated Press) rlington, Vt., April 21.-Smug- of whiskey across the Canadian r into Vermont will be virtually icted after May 1 to the small y that may trickle in through els, boot-legs, and hip-pockets, in pinion of prohibition agentsehere.- that date a Dominion Vaw limit- ach purchase of whiskey to a e quart becomes effective. While{ and wines, flow freely north of ine, United States officers do not pate any flood on th...…
…T'HE MICHIGAN DAIL' Mvusicale Society Elects Officers Officers for the comning year were elected, prizes were issued to winners in the State Federation of Mlusic clubs contest, and reports of coinmittees read at the annual nmeeting of the Matinee Musicale society held Wed- nesday at the Union.., It was brought out thiat the Ann[ Arbor Matinee Mlusical society is now, third in size of the federated music clubs of the state. First and second pl...…
…UNDAY 'URE SECTION F i A 1 IN vT I ATUREE THEATRES MUSIC LITERARY l e irl i ttrt til SEFITO TWO I A. VOL. XXXI. No. 139. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1921 PRICE FIVE Program Filled For Remaining Day Jig events Loom As' Year Closes BASEBALL, ELECTION, SWING OUT, CLASS GAMES, MAY FESTIVAL AND COMMENCEMENT TO HOLD CAMPUS INTEREST AS SEMESTER ENDS Upon returning to Ann Arbor at the close of the spring vacati...…
… ZIGAN DAILY ,, . = ,.. , , ,- i ^ s fi" '' g s5 y , I ° 5 N aY.. r al 'LM 'V { r :, yJ )7 Sa 1 i SCORES TURNER'S IDES1 pre, CeI CjOUS ,ry perfection, try Burpee chocoateb co .ered' rougat bar. ctand loc ?t your dealer's 11 - IdO~ I $1.50 6.00 k rl Set Wed A.GANSLE CLEAN1NG PRESSING .. u AND. S EPAI1NG L rTI Sz its Made to Measure in our own Shop. (arefut attention paid to -34 l er -tns SOPHOMORE SAYS C03IITTEE OF ONE HUNDR...…
…FUHI MICHIGAN DAIL~ __ i - AT THE THEA TODAY TERS S'TUDEN T PUJBLICATION S' NOTICE v Screen AT / ffjestic Miriam Cooper in "The Oath," an R. A. Walsh, Production. Arecade-"A Small Town Idol," with Ben Turpin and the Mack Sennett beauties. Also com- edy, Kinagrams, and a Bray comic. Wierth-Alice Joyce in "Cousin Kate." + i 1 ink of Your Mother May 8t1 Give her a gift that lasts SU(i GOLD BR~ CII PIKE BAR PINT SILVER WARE VA I r I...…
…MICHIGAN DAI .c 4 IL di.UMIIU I ORSE IN BRITAIN, ay Union in Sympathy Strike, Refuses to Handle Coal From Abroad )N CALLED ATTEMPT TO tRVE NATION INTO YIELDING Wage Plan Considered Proposals for the establishment of a wage plan acceptable to both sides of the mining controversy were con- sidered at today's meeting of miners and mine owners. Prime Minister Lloyd George presided over the meet- ing and was expected to give the gov- ernment'...…
…GAN DAII Missouri--The west cslapim of the University of Missouri, recently named the Francis Quadrangle, in honor of David R. Francis, former governor of Missouri, and former president of the board of curators of the university, is to be decorated this spring with a sun' dial, the gift of the senior class in the School of Journalism. 'e been keeping m; home, the women -ogether, and Swith of women as aggI tdormitories must ilature listened t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRARY WORK OFFERS C OPPORTUNITIES, SAYS The Screen y place But X'S I LUNCH STREET id Packard (Continued from Page Two) future in librarianships for the well trained man or woman who is willing to work," says Librarian Bishop. People interested in library work as I a career can get information by writ- ing to Sarah Bogle, assistant secretary of the American Library association, 78 East Washington street,'Chicago, Ill....…
… .. w w ...r.... w .... 'is of Alice Freeman Palmer entertained more than 75 an informal tea on Wednes- 'noon. The team was in Mrs. M. F. Waler, of Phil- Pa., who is visiting her Sara Wailer, '22. Receiving director, were Helen Wood,-'22, and Mrs. L. Newman, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Eppie Walter, '21, Marian Davis, '21, and i4arian Oliver, '21, presided at the tea table. S .3 ethe advertising columns of The Michigan Daily to reach the best of An...…
… FTICIAL BULLETIN SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921. Number 128. udents and Faculty: 'e which was to have been given on Friday afternoon, April :orium of the New Science building, by Professor C. M. Au- lections on the American Revolution" will be given at 4 p.-m. it 2, in the same auditorium. 1 C. H. VAN TYNE. ithi Staff: Staff Club, Homoeopathic Hospital, will be addressed at 12 o'clock, April 4, by Mr. Fred N. Scott, Professor of Rhetoric. W. B...…
…01 I IAL BULLETIN WHAT'S GOING ON SUNDAY 9.:30-University Len's Bible class meets in upper room, Lane hall' 3:00-University Symphony orchestra concert, Hill auditorium. 3;:00-Spedlal meeting Menorah soci- SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. Number 129. ation, Departmental Conference: T'he eleventh departmental conference of graduate students and others alizing in Education will be held Monday evening, April 4, at 7 o'clock, an Hall. G. M. WHIPPLE. oeo...…
…THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY - _ _ FOREIGN STUDENT IN PARIS B Life of Foreign Students in will be the subject of a lecture given in French by Mr. MichaelI ent of the French department > o'clock tomorrow afternoon in 203, Tappan hall. Because of ct that he is a graduate of the rsity of Paris and has had am- portunity to note the life of the t in -France, Mr. Pargment is o be well fitted to lecture on -pic, address is one of this year's being given un...…
…THE .i.l I THE ~ANE i AL BULLETIN Number 181. WEDNIESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921. Women's Indoor Fleet Feld Today The Wvomen's annual indoor 'meet wiill be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. Competitionj between. the freshman and sophomore classes for the silver loving cup will depend entirely upon the meet this year " since there has been no dem- olistration- as in -former years. NO DIYDURIN~G TACATION TheVniversity of...…
… ~11 niLe - VARIED ARTICLES TO FILL BOX FOR MOUNTAIN SCHOOL 'I V . l . A. miss etary of the Pure Food Preserves, 15 oz. Jar, t certificates regular 50c size, now 35c, or 3 for national or- $1.00. Schultz Bros.-Adv. ;man Kodaks- Films. mateur Finishing Enlargements Flashlights and Outside Groups 9~V~i5~wj .. .. 7.- w . .. .. ,.. s. .. .. .. . .. ., p tlF i. i 1MY TTMBIEINSURANCE Ve Write Automobile Insurance In Stock Companies Only sates ...…
…III bor SANS FORW UCREASE bar Ta.CnAdKSFBOCARTE DANCE NOW UNDER WAY Requet oIa.l apter ofS°a Festival iley's Twenty-Eighth d Last Festival BORI Soprano F b I 1 CANOE Preparations for the annual all-Law Crease dance given by the senior law class, which will start at 9 o'clock1 Friday night, April 29, at the Union,7 are underway. Tickets for the affair, which include the "Subpoena" invita-, tion for the women, will cost $2.00 and are...…
….W.C.A for a permanent summer r Ann Arbor girls are being by the- city Y. W. C. A. The ork department is arranging age sale to be held Saturday to nds to buy a camp site in the of Ann Arbor. The aim is to camp which will accommodate to 50 girls during the entire utributions for the sale will be for on Wednesday or Thurs- 'hose who have anything to hould call the City Y. W. C. A. nesday night. Crop Brazil .Nuts, 23c per Three jars Prune Fruit ...…
…,ij .11 iAV a. ,a £a~ ___________________________________________________ I . OFFICIALBU I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921. Number 135. he Deans: A.n important conference of the Deans will be held at the office of the ident at 10 o'clock this morning. M. L. BURTON, President. ,res Under Auspices of Graduate Club: The fourth lecture in the series will be given by Professor J. S. Reeves International Society and International Law". The public...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- ,. ____ z . ported golf hose. i & Co., State St.-] 1921 Crop Brazil Nuts, 23c per pound. Three jars Prune Fruit Jam, $1.00. Schultz Grocery, State St.-Adv. Eastman Kodaks - Films Amateur Finishing Enlargements Flashlights and Outside Groups- - minuw ~ - .uau.~r j~9N~& QO- A~$TBLLVEA~DI9O- W1omen Masques' rehearsals for this week are: At 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Algernon, Jack, and Lane; at 4 o'clock Thursday ...…
