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…Pear on the program for the Satur- day afternoon performance. Local artists at the festival will be Grace Johnson-Konold, soprano, and! Marian Struble, violin, of the School of Music faculty, and Robert McCand- liss of the voice department. Miss Struble and Mr. McCandliss recently won first prizes in the state contest' of musicians held here. Chase Sikes,! a former student of the University School of Music will also take part. Choral Union Pre...…

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…Screen{ Basil Kings story, und." Universal com- Pathe News.C "Bunty Pulls the Comedy, "Fresh from a," and Kinograms. "Dead Men Tell no Snub Pollard comedy .e Review. nnett's "Love, ve." Christie rnational Re- THS WJEK (Continued from Page Two) I had a rotten period in athletics when professionals were matriculated, fre- quently with the knowledge of the faculty, to win contests. Students were enticed from small colleges to, universities and...…

… "r- Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN e I FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921. Number 133. President and Mrs. Burton will not be "at- home" next Wednesday, il 13. ate Council: wing to the Spring Recess, 'the April meeting of the Senate Council will, held at 4:15 on Monday, April 18, instead of April 11. This meeting is ed at the request of the President. R. W. BUNTING. ulty, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: Reports on all students whose work is unsatisf...…

…L 0.1 r II p woi&r "-i I AIV40 4i+ ASSOCIA 4,AU ANP R aiI4;Y AND NIG SERVII 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921. PRICE prnon EI FOUR I AHTEND . MEETING V, GAINES, WATERBURY, EATON TO REPRESENT MICHIGAN EPRESENTATIVE R ATHLETIC BOARD ose of Meeting is to Discuss fairs of Undergraduate Gov- ernment Af-. Michigan is to be represented by four men at the intercollegiate con- ference on undergraduate government, to ...…

…I of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS :clusivelyentitled to the use for es credited to it or not otherwise cal news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ruard Street. words, if signed, the sig- int, but as an evidence of lished in The Daily at the mailed to The Daily office. no consideration. No man- :r incloses postage. :ndorse the sentiments ex- b e reccrved after 8 o'clock .TOR ............GEORGE O. BROPHY JR. .Chesser...…

…::' " : 1':-d ... o . -p _ r.- ,a LIAin . CHANPI6S FIELD LINEUP been issued places, and as soon as picked. to the men sure of their others will be given out the lineup is definitely NO LET-UP FOR TRICK MEN REMAINING HERE Uteritz Moved to Second and Hoffman Installed at Third In Wednes- day's Drill CONTEST FOR OUTFIELD AND THIRD SACK BERTHS KEEN Coach Pratt's last minute shift in his lineup before the southern trip re- sulted in in...…

…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 ...…

…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...…

… ~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 ...…

…inf s story, niversal corn- 'ews. nnedy in "The Fatty Ar- 'i House," and ITo Continue Xelos nstltrtet~ Encouraging answers to the ques-' tionnaires given out to the members ofthe Religious Education' institute seem to point to a similar institute'. next year. On most of the marked blanks which were handed in the. ans- wers were favorable to the revival of the project next year, substantially in the same form which existed this year. A large n...…

…I i Lewis Uses Good Slides In Lecture I'1 I BULLETIN PRESENTATIONS BY PLAYERS sional m1ann2er. I1ors themselves, CHUB P RBO SUICCESSFUL The three playsa were directed and rather trying c produced under the direction of s'tu- ly was it hard (Continued from Page One) dent members of the Players club, when the scener this humorous' part in truly profes- Too much canot be said for the act- climax of the fi r II lull THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921....…

…[NESS;' [N i I Of S Nitp ~EI &113 DAY AND ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921. PRICE a uSES N Of BELIEF DISAPPOINTED IN E OF VOTE NOT DEFEAT for Mayor n Provides he rejection of Ann cipal charter at the id belief that it was conditions and not in the plan itself. opinions of busi- d yesterday on the X. Freeman,. chairman of the cam- committee, in favor pf the char-. xpr ssed the general view when id that if the proposi...…

…,HEk MICH1 x Y Univer- vely entitled to the use for edited to it or not otherwise ews published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second 3.50. ng, Maynard Street. 1. 2414. o words, if signed, the sig- print, but as an evidence of ublishted in The Daily at the mailed to The Daily office. no consideration. No man iter incloses postage. endorse the sentiments ex. ot be received after 8 o'clock end of college life is near. It is the glad senior wh...…

…rr a L rY' s 'I i ,. I INTEREST BALL FIELD [A OVER TEAM, tending for honors. The two former,, with their Southern brogue, have a distinct advantage over their team- mate from Mt. Clemens, but Stan's natural technique may prove a big fac- tor in the final decision.- rill Pratt is suffering 'e attack of southernum as a result is confined il diamond. The disease valent among baseball rthern universities about h year, and usually take...…

…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...…

… 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...…

…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...…

…85; 1 'D' 5krAl Daitbj DAY -W A M AAnP MTVIITCtTaIA T T 'T~T~Th AV 7APPTT. 151'17. E1V V AttSJtI. 1'.Lg Y1.,dJ.l'.ZA2.. J.U L~dsJJ. L 1 L,.J J I7JL I ____________________________________ K ER NYMSPlayers ClubmOER.WLLoO__BuHIllEWCIYiHn See Three Plays E (By a stagy Correspondent) -NIT R RTreasurers of the senior and Carlif, Nev., April 4.-Michi F Three~of Lady Gregory's plays will freshman lay, the junior and gn's track' team' en route...…

…hFM ... IGAN DAILY ept Monday during the Univer- of Student Publications. SSOCIATED PRESS elusively entitled to the 0e for s credited to it or not otherwise al news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ai, S3.o.. uilding, Maynard Street. orial, 2414. d 300 words, if signed, the sig- in print but as an evidence of )e publishied in The Daily at the t or mailed to The Daily office. eive no consideration. No man- writer incloses po...…

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…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...…

… . 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. ...…

…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...…

…TODAY i MAJ- ISTIC STARTING WEDNESDAY. ,o continue! *the sum-! 1ered facil- Screen Majestie-"Beau~ Revel," an Ince production, with cast of popu- lar stars. Bobby Vernon in "Back From the Front," and Topics. .Arcade-Tomi Moore in "Hold Your Horses." Comedy, "Fire- side Brewers," and Kinograms.' fI-171 S HD U B RT PITTER /PATTER DETROIT t 11I ever try T'UTTLE' S when' you wanted a nice lunch? Conveniently located just one.- half blac...…

…LIET I Number 130. IiL 5, 1921. ly: liography for*1918-20 is now in press. Proofs may be >f the Graduate School. All individuals concerned are heir own lists before today, 5 H'A. m. ALFRED H. LLOYD. don will speak at the Physics Colloquium on Tuesday,. m. in-Room 202, Physics building, on "The Absorption al". All interested are cordially invited to attend. H. A. SAWYF4. g will be held in Room 401 Mason Hall, Tuesday, April ssor H. C. Carver ...…

…UiN K- I 1rp sir :4ai tlj k: J . LL PRES DAY AND MIGHT SFR iYICE 129. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1921. PRICE SQUESTION DISCUSSIONS Success Qf Last Opera Perfornances Predicts Unusual Trip Receptions I BRINGS TO CAPITAL [TUDE OF EUROPE ON LEAGUE AT.I N T IN ALL DAY G WITH LEADhRS Hint Given Regarding Definite Proposals Which Were .Contemplated (By Associated Press) Washington, April 2. - The advis- ability of a cong...…

…T1 DAILY asw..a as -- T DIL an ttl AL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 0OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday during the Univer- ie Board in Control of Student Publications. :MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for if all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise s paper and the local news published therein. t the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second >n by carrier *jr mail, $3.50. Ann ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' I Dames will hold an im- business meeting at 8 o'clock r night'in Newberry hall. All s have been requested to at- The Fri meet at 4 in Barboi ihman Girls' Glee club will W o'clock Monday afternoon gymnasium. of the University' Girls' will meet at 6:30 o'clock Hill auditorium. -All girls ted to enter at the Ingalls ance. are re street Sigma Delta Phi members will meet at 12 o'clock Monday at the Little shop. Girls ...…

…" 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...…

…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...…

…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...…

…SUNDA Y FEATURE SECTION All, iri i t t tttl SECTION TWO Lint i . .. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1921 PRICE 4 en 'The Wolverine Meets The Be .alifornzans. Claim Strong, Track Squad VETERAN QUARTET FORMS NUCLEUS OF COAST TEAM M,'i 11 liOii 1111PlilillilTl liii1111111 I lii1 1liTAiINi1llIlilIll liii1lii liii lii 1 1liii1Ilii liii1liiiI ii ill I 1ll liliiillllIllilL SCOACH::ACTION ::CAPTAIN West To Si H ichigan Tra...…

…E MICHIGAN DAILY y as a supplement to oof The Michigan in the hands of the evious to the date of r contributions must n of good faith. seph A. Bernstein nts homas H. Adams yron Darnton ...Stewart T. Beach .... Ldwin R. Miess' LI ZT Z )ERS 3.W. DIAGONAL DGS (By E. R M.) THE RIVER Of rivers I have seen a lot, the Hud- son, Thames, and Hottentot, in every place and clime; they're all renowned for happenings, ragattas, races, other things, thei...…

… ow The Nob R- To Waterman Qym THAT'S WHERE THE CROWD IS; DR. MAY HAS HARD TIME MAKING SPACE GO ROUND; URG ES MICHIGAN TO TAKE PART IN A LL SPORTS ght the truth, iscovered that in large doses, rk, the greater Dr. May accounts for the heavy de- mand for lockers and for the gymna- slum by the creat!9n in the gym classes of a stimulus for self-develop- ment of the individual. Such methodsf as the recent track meet with com- parative averages...…

…[]E MIC 'GAN DAILY IE MIC GAN DAILY SEE MICR TN TEAM IN ACTION (Continued from Page One) [enderson- in the lows. Dunne,. gan's all-around star will be en- in the low stick race. rris of the Berkeley clan, and rook are far above the rest of ntries in the pole vault, and wil' first place between themselves. icors Wesbrook is capable of at three inches over 12 feet which out the height that Norris is able st and second in the high jump conced...…

…AND WARMER ODAY I 4Art 5kka a"t e t'e':!UkLeA FAR ESS No. 128. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921. PRICE FlV] r Y k rw:. w rw....w+wu..w.. _____. [U9U 56 TOPICS OF ENT INTEREST OF LATIN AS LIVING UTA GE DISCUSSED AT LENGTH RS HOLD LAST INGS YESTERDAY imasters Thresh Out Question of Faulty English Teaching in Schools Michigan students yesterday felt the effects .of the fifty-eighth meeting of the Schoolmasters' club wh...…

…T "o'O 01 *U""tue" n"ul""ai". IE ASSOCIATED PRESS exclusively entitled to the use fo atches credited to it or not otherwise e local news published therein. at Ann Arbor, Michigan,, as second Arbor Press building, Maynard Street. ness, 96o; Editorial, 2414. is not to exceed lo. words, if signed, the sig rily to appear in pint but as an evidence o of events will be publisied in The Daily at tht lditor, if left at or mailed to The Daily office ...…

…MICHIGAN D/ - t : A '%I ;fir ." "" " cot r Q r ITHERN DIAMOND TRIP OMPETITION TIGHTENS Jiather Proclaimed 7liracle 71an" Of 1921 Basket BalI Year By Critic Remarkable Rise of MichiganrTeam Attribfted Largely to Work of Wolverine Coach ° ANN ARBOR TRACK TEAM TO EVASTON FRATERNITY VOLLEY BALL FOR MONDAY ANNOUNCED FRESHMAN SWIMMING NOTICE SECOND BASE, RIGHT FIELD AND PITCHERS STILL DOUBTFUL Competition on the Varsity squad for the...…

…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...…

…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...…

… 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...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND WARNER TODAY r 4ie irt rn 4kiI1lj U*. DAV AND NIGHIT ERVJCE VOL. XXXI. No. 127. STERS GTHER °NHEEFOR 58THCONVENTION FINAL SESSION OF SHORT-TERM STATE INSTITUTE i HELD SECTIONS OF MICHIGAN SCIENCE ACADEMY MEET Snedden Speaks on Functioning Types of Mental Discipline Possible in Secondary Schools Schoolmasters from over the state poured Into Ann.:Arbor by the hu- dreds yesterday for the opening ses- sions of the fifty-e...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY igan Iailj OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Unive. y year by the Board in Control of Student Publications., MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for >ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise edited in this paper and the local news published therein. ' Entered at the postoffice at Ann ...…

…MICH-IGAN DA] p..7. . , , .' " " . , " " w +' . " Y * "f e " "" I r+ ' "Y.. " a ff " r " a '. -." a r R a "" + 4~:~"j3' [rack 1 OACH FARRELL, W1I ENTRAINS f1 'Team Leaves For Coast Tonig ED BY LACK WTICE; IN L SHAPE IIcould not get started, making his first j iliad in the 16th inning. Al's best run- was three. The match was run off One of the great factors of the 9T H S C M MIN ,; hampion's gamg is his ability to get aleast two of ...…

…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...…

…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...…

… .. 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...…

…Y HE .MICHIAN )AIL"Y .1 *Health Mefier Urges Qeln. p SDr. R. G. Mac~enzie, health officer for Ann Arbor township, 'has received Jia letter from Dr. R. M. Olin, state health commissioner, urging that all people begin the warm season right. by cleaning up 'dll rubbish, draining ditches, and taking~ all other Sanitary measures possible. Let a classified ad fInd that last ar- ticle.-Adv. DETRO1 WALTER HAMPOEN in SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS SHUBERT ...…

… ..... .....r. , . ........r.....r... , .. ..W . r..._.w. w OFFICIAL BULLETIN FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921. Number 127. 1 ulty, College of Literatur*, Science, and the Arts: Friday 'afternoon, April 1, at 3 o'clock, in Room B of the Law building, >int meeting of the Schoolmasters' Club and the University of Michigan ilty is announced, for a conference on university entrance require- its. Papers are to be given by Professor Sanders, Registrar H...…