…15.1 I News From The Other Colleges I :EXP miiiga Dai-ly- sd that certain Michigan ye recently printed some I statements of mine re- ication. As a graduate ity of Michigan, I should low these statements to contradicted, although I believe that any friends be likely to take them the best of my knowl- f, I have neither publicly liscussed this subject for st, and I cannot imagine wave been the basis of gratuitous outburst of ,., A Students...…
… NIORS LIKENESS - QUALITY STUDIO. "Portraits That Please" f t1 ns BRICK ICE CREAM Have you tried that deli- cious cream that we have on sale at all our stores? . Either ILLINOIS PROF PRAISES WHiTMAN AS5RATPE "Whitman expresses many of the. ideals of modern American democ- racy," said Prof. Stuart P. Sherman of the UAiversity of Illinois in his lec- ture yesterday afternoon in Natural Science auditorium. Professor Sher- man's lecture w...…
…COMPLI C ETE PLANS PLANTS Ill I Doelivery 1002' S. Univ. IN BUSINESS TRATIOP4 for a business career will find many courses needs offered ;luring the Summer Session iese are: Business Organization and Man- Finance ; Principles of Accounting ; Cost tions ; Money, Credit, and the Level of 'Foreign Exchange, and Labor Problems. concerning courses in Business Adminis- ed from Professor I. L. Sharfman of the :al Economy. n of the University...…
…W/ r ' :+ < . . _ .. _ _ . , . . _ imftim ... inion Amusement Facilities Are 1 Popular Wtth Jeen Of School L I1(Frank McPike) Columns of valuable space have of Best been devoted to the structural beauty of the Union. A countless number of words have lauded the various feat-. ures of the 'institution, tap-room, reading-room, assembly hall, in fact F DAy most of the conveniences and comforts of the new building in a manner that pals...…
… THE WHITNEY TAFFIES nt Tices' 117 So. Main St. Re- week.-Adv. TIC IV A nr w type of stage spinster is presented by May Robson, the comed- ienne who is coming next Thursday evening to the Whitney in Edward E. Rose's dramatization -of Mary Robert Rinehart's popular "Tish" stories. The play also contains two elderly maidens of the conventional pattern who act as foils to the advantage of "Tish." Edward E. Rose, who adapted the stories to th...…
…---'----- I PEAKING OF SPORTS t.h IS i ge of Jack Enzer aseball captain positions on th have been wor th diamoud at Fe 'ast week. Cand )us positions tur the first call an abers more than7 !71 . ByBOB. Famous Athletes, No. 1-Homer According to the most reliable sour- ces, Homer (not Heath), acquired his 'n cognomen by his prowess with the in bat. In fact, he was the Babe Ruth of he the Asia Minor circuit (there were no k- major leagues i...…
…[he I THE MAJESTIC Unscrupulous tricks are relied on by the Fargot automobile people in their race against Wallace Reid as "Toodles" Walden in "Excuse My Dust," which will be repeated today at the Majestic. The initial scheme tried consists of purchasing two m.a- chines made by the Darco company with whom Walden is associated and rebuilding them to pass as Fargot cars in the race. These are not the only disguised machines in the race, howeve...…
…- 5 .W rNE Y THE WHITNEY Wed., 5 --- Mary McLaren in "Rouge and- Riches," and Wil- liam Duncan in "The Silent Avenger," No. 4. .Thurs., 6 - Olive Thomas in "Youthful Follies," with a North Woods Drama and comedy. Fri., 7-Tom -Moore in "Lord and Lady Elgy." In making his stage version of Mary Roberts Rinehart's "Tish'h stories, which met with so much popularity in the Saturday Evening Post, Edward E. Rose is said to have eclipsed even "Cappy...…
…d V 1'. 1£V V L' 1..1 ! R.OT.C.J Tj ....Iuu-f u - U -lit- W RELIGION IN INDUSTRY I. e Thomas in with a North comedy. re in "Lord I and Lady SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM RANGED FOR LAST UNION SERVICES AR-I President-Elect Unable to Attend Banquet of Military Club Due to business which demands his presence at Washington, D. C., presi- dent-elect Marion L. Burton, will not be able to attend the banquet of the University R. 0. T. C. club, an Ma...…
… w. I. Sir Club To Have Use ofAerodrome hospital build- Student Volunteer Movement Will time rather Supply Workers for Methodist atement from Campaign truction Tes- Thirteen thousand professional conditions and openings for men and women with materials de- college training in practically any dvanced. department of the arts and sciences h was practi- are being created by the Centenary ex- t fall, is now pausion of the Methodist Episcopal e s...…
…I G='; vvni i imIU n I LnllI _______ 1111 IL ;ERN"' IN EASTERN MEET BR OR 1- THE MAJESTIC e Charlie 'haplin IN "THE OUNT" I I Oc Members of Squad Object to With. drawal from Philadelphia In- tercollegiates MAJORITY BELIEVE MICHIGAN SHOULD TAKE PART IN AFFAIR Strong sentiment has been aroused among members of the Varsity track team as the result of the action of Michigan withdrawing from the East- ern intercollegiate championship track...…
…L1 U 1 rack Meet Ir THE "Y" INN AT LANE HALL Home Cooked Food !1 ]EAKING OF SPORTS s w 1..2 11 I, 4 By BOB ANGELL All hail to the new managing edi- tor! The Daily can look forward to another prosperous year with such an able man as 'George Brophy to guide it. 3en fir After watching the 'Illinois 'track team in action we must admit that 'Sthey have about as evenly balanced a team as one could wish. Michigan1 or cannot alibi th...…
…m The Other I 11 r I LRD OF HEALTH TO PRE- CBE SANITARY REGU- LATIONS New Haven, Conn., May 10. -- The alth and sanitary safety of under- aduates of Yale university here- ,er are to be guarded by a university ard of health patterned after those large cities. The board will make nitary and health regulations for the ntrol of the students, will under- ke personal supervision of their alth and help them to keep it at a iximum. Dr. J. C. Gr...…
…in Au 9 riurn ,,R PERMANENCY - LIKE' - in --- 11-12 - Vivian d You Forgive," ncan in "The Si-. N'.o. 5. RC T10 EYOU. ccos LR STORE BILLIARDS Sunday Papers FREET ) That Hill auditorium be opened to speeches of current interest both so- cial and political was the opinion ex- pressed by the Michigan Students' Lib- eral club in its meeting last night, as is shown by the following resolution which was passed and will be pre- sented to the...…
…A NT MAENUNW L I CY WITH U. S -PROF. SADLER. INDUSTRY HAS COME i-s., 13--Madge Kennedy in tly Confidential," and a wood drama and a' comedy. 14- Pauline Frederick in s of Letty," with a North ldrama and a comedy. 13-Will Rogers in "Water, - Everywhere," with Larry n in "Home, Sweet Home." LI SHIPPING lI II Ifi stillilliil lilllil marrick Detroit MAMMA'S AFFAIR BY RACHEL BARTON BUTLER = Euti1ill Ilil IlIIttItIunlr1llti;g { Il ENIORS Y - L...…
…S :pow ---- .I ! PHOTOPLAY TBY I(OUIwwDRGUEr b A5ED ON AN OR IGINAL STOR~Y RODERPT 6AKE.R 'DflRiZFtD BY *GEORGE. FIZMAUJ2ICE _. rmuallrf itr U N ERS ITY BRANCHES It is the purpose of the national officers of the American Legion to, launch a drive for members from May 17 to 22, according to a communica- tion received from the Legion head- quarters in, Indianapolis. The state ment was made that college men are particularly wanted in the Legio...…
…n uubnf MAYTIIE LAST TIMES TODAY' . Al, 1 { 1, IPHOTOPLAY by ., s , rtt r rc ; r _ F "r w w r .w 111 I '.\ f .. _.. ._ .. f BASED ON AN ORIGINAL 5CORY by 'ROBERT BAKER DIP.ECTEIBY GEO1RGE FITZMKA1JICE'J ,O!aramoua4*kmftlww' p 9 ..' s ON 4f RCilESTRA 9 :00-3:30 OTHER 25c l~c BIG DOUBLE SHOW SUNDAY JOHN BARRYMORE IN "DR, ZEKY L AND MRt. HUIDE" ANDl - Elsie Ferguson and David Powell PRES.ELECT XI. L. BURTON WILL in "Counterfet,"...…
…I es meet a's first ht to a The fancy diving presents a wealth of material in White, Hyde, Grayson, Thompson, and Stryker. White is sup- erior to any man in Michigan today and will no doubt be one of next year's most reliable men, while the others are all highly capable and will improve even more. Koch and Adams, this season's plungers, will both re- turn, but Million, a second string man who showed remarkable progress dur- ing the year, wi...…
…Wedding. Bells," Salisbury Field's anedy which is being produced this ek at the Garrick-Detroit,. opens h the dilemma of one Reggie Cart- who has been divorced, is to re- rry on the morrow, but discovers t he still loves his first wife. When e his former wife's quick wit and n understanding are' brought into y, the knot which Reggie makes his affairs is untangled; but before rescues him, the comedy has run ough three acts of merriment. red," ...…
… n ORPHEUM m."- 7i --TODAY-- FRANK MAYO in "REDDLIER OF LIES" A1 AN In GER" DAY Ein TREE"V It rrained Men and Womsen irmer Course in Accountancy and Business n at Pace Institute on July 7. This short, in- >ns) is well suited to the needs of college-trained pect to make Business their life work. fundamentals of double-entry bookkeeping, account- ganization, management, and law-all presented in >les and procedures of Modern Business. W...…
…,, THE -MAJE ST.IC I "'treasure Island" with its myster- ious sailor-men, treasure maps, mar- ooners, and pirates,' will be repeatedl today at the Majestic. Among the nu~merous scenes that harken back strongly' to the adventur-e-land creat- ed by Stevenson are a realistic rep- resentation of the old Ben Baolt tav- ern and the appearance of Bill Bones followed by.Black Dog. 6,UO1NS 'T'Ii THlE AUtCAIJE TIMES TODAY CE TOURtNEURt PRESENTS ...…
…The~ Other II P" U >4 G I ; 1 ,, .. M s _ From 5 p. m. to 7 p. m. POT OF HOT TEA AND A BOWL OF RICE WITH PLAIN CHOP SUEY 35c Chinese and American St' le Short Orders Rome'made and Bakery Rolls QUANG LUNG LO 613 East Liberty Street Phone'604-R J. rs - Perfumes denglo eam Toilet Water y Garden Perfume Djer Kiss Toilet Water Three Flowers Cornell. - The Athletic Association of Cornell has just tentatively accept- ed the invitation ...…
…RENrT THE "MAJESTIC c Garrick Detroit ." MAMMA'S AFFAIR BY RACHEL BARTON BUTLER ne New Old Town Canoe and one +v Morris Canoe with complete [it including storage, and locoker 11 November first.5 Saund'er 's CanoeLivery On the Huron Pkib'er t tbwe's Besides taking the stellar role in "The Toll Gate," to be repeated to- day at the Majestic, William S. Hart wrote the scenario for the picture in conjunction with Lambert Hillyer. "The Toll ...…
…iotJLeLwis, i.ai4gb1 ist FlL ' feet 1-2 inch. Unit Pole Vault , tle - Gainder, Kalamazoo and four Cass City, tied for first; higi allant, Hyde Park; B. Jones,F Central, and Day, Detroit Poin stern, tied for third. Height, Detr - 200 Yard Low Hurdles 'nal-won by Brickman, Chicago iersity 'high; second,nLoomis, Bat- Creek; third, Cossitt, La Grange; th. Lydon, Chicago University h. Time, 26 2-5 seconds. inal standing of all teams taking nts: Ch...…
… The Screen I SH IBERT-DETROIT mY. JEY After completing a successful 14- week run in Chicago, Arthur Ham- merstein's "Sometime" with Frank Tinney is re-appearing this week at the Shubert-Detroit. "Sometime" is a romance to which has been added the mirth-provoking adventures and chat- ter of Tinney, who appears as a black- face minstrel, as the sympathetic but dunning proprietor of an actors' board- ing-house, as the wardrobe "mistress" of...…
…Y. W. C. A. to Discuss New .I MAJESTIC Policies for next year's work will be discussed at the meeting of all members of the Y. W. C. A. at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Newberry hall. This open meeting will be pre- ceded by a cabinet meeting at 3:30 p'clock. I,,u --of--- Qualit and Service 118 E. Liberty St. Ann Arbor. Mich. Exo Stes f use I. cau; goes on lastingness. Lti ;soap and and ask for ,aigbok Hula hula dancing, cannibals, and ...…
…II I IlL(I U idL I I d on the Mis- today, tomor- the Majestic. " has twice tount-Artcraft o be based on enacted by a group of * The film version takes fter "Huck" and Tom taken possession of reasure. ARCADE e scenes of "A Modern . will be repeated for today at the Arcades e Hampton, is repro- e in the ancient court in which the notorious ns her famous Daftee of and, upon being asked rize, asks for the head is based on s dramatic HILL ...…
…WILL SHOW GRI PHOTOGRAPHS [ERE U IAND WOMEN, Y NOT CAL. JD BROWN AND SELL YOUR ROED CLOTHING fISCAl ys everything in the line of cloth-- id pays the highest cash prices. >ne call will bring the wagon to yopr address. Attendants and visitors at the Sum- mer session of 1920 will have the op- portunity to inspect an exhibit of photographs of Greece which has been sent to this country under the au- spices of the Greek government. The exhibi...…
…feeling.-Adv. away that tired "The Girl Lcomedy. on., Tues. - Pauline in "Woman in Room Hf its artistic wall-paper you want, at 'right prices call at 'C. H. 'Major & Co.'s, 203 E. Washington St. Phone 237.-Adv. Select paper now for those rooms, and have them papered during vaca- tion. C. H. Major &Co., 203 E. Wash- ington St. Phone 237-Adv. THlE MIAJESTIC Lewis Sargent, a 15 year old screen actor who has spent seven years in the movies, p...…
…1 1 w tv - x .j THE BLVE FRONT CIGAR STOI Corzner State a.d Packard Student Proprietors ,, Hitting In Past Two Games Puts Mike Knode In Second Position AMERICAN LEAGUE Standings Jack Perrin, by securing three hits in the last two ganfes, while Mike Knode was getting only two, moved up into first place in the batting aver- ages, computed before the Illinois game with a percentage of .369, put- ting Knode second with .367 to his credit. ...…
…Faculty Memliers Voice .Hearty Approval Of .Hutchins Portrait a. SALE TODAY AT THE The consensjis of opinon among fac- ulty members of the University is overwhelmingly favorable to the pro- posal of the Union that a portrait of President Harry B. Hutchins be painted and hung in the Union build- ing in honor of the retiring head of the University. Opinions taken at random at the University club yesterday were voic- ed as follows: Prof. Joh...…
…[I'll TESTS' FIELD CROWDED BOOSTERS OF MANY TEAMS WITH terfraternity indoor baseball has Tn an exceedingly large number to y field and an onlooker wouid ed be surprised at the large unt of enthusiasm displayed by various aggregations yesterday.. Chi won from Phi Kappa Sigma he large score of 8 to 2, Phi Del- 'heta lost a hotly contested fra- to Delta Upsilon, 8 to 5, while Gamma Delta won a swatting by the score of 22' to 14 from the ks. )...…
…LaAAX& V L . l l V I TUESDAY 3:30-Fresh lit baseball practice oin All-fresh base- Ferry field. trough another 4:00-Senior lit class meeting, room a Saturday aft- 205, Mason hall. absence of the 6:00-Kentucky club will hold a din- s played on the ner Tuesday room 323, Union. ry field. A hot Those wishing to rese-ve plates conditions ideal call Burge at 2574. hers their first 7:00-Il Circolo D'Annunzio meets in y their wares Crcle Francais room...…
…I that placed their orders with George J. Moe on North University avenue have arrived and are now ready for distribution. Art exhibition open daily from 2 to 5 o'clock at Memorial hall. Meeting of property and stage com-. mittee of Masques Wednesday at 5 o'clock'in Barbour gymnasium. NUMBER 1 I junior lits y field. r bvsebal y field. es address the N. O. L. yell Angell ;iene ice E. so m ure. al i eetin clv .n. s in will (Contnued from Page...…
…a, I1 r engineers baseball td at south Ferry plas lan-' 7 :04-Third freshnan hygiene lecture get - in Natural Science auditorium by en- Dr. Warren E. Forsythe for the lay- studwnts who missed the regular' sets afternoon lecture. fles 7:80-Classical club meeting in room will B, Memorial hall. Election of of- 'nts ficers. the 7:30-New England club meets in ddi- Lane hall. Nomination of officers for the coming year. lust 8:00-Meeting of the ...…
…[HE MICHIGAN DAILi ster Masons ea with the egree to be e. Special ng room at Election of officers for 1920-21 to be held at MasonicrTemple, May 22, at 7:30 P. M.-Adv. De Klyn's Candies of Cleveland. Tices' Drug Store, 117 So. Main.-Adv. GLWOMEN I ARGENT RIVE Less than 3 W Juhnior (Girls' pty. $1,700 MAR An a fff ArXT PASSED; WiA i 14 MORE VTN AT, 19 9 -ig MAY S M T W T F 5,; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22...…
…4 t "Y. /"r 11 FA _.-- i ' Y /,1 //,iw Olw. ;1 3 t . 'ii d ""'"' y:i . II 7 - .\ ' ' _ i \ /iAJ VIE 1 -.A -= _ Ax ,, 1, s I Cohyrigkt by Ed. f1. Pfice d" ® ° .., L l ,, 5 SI , / 'The biuying Power of E.d. V. Price & co0 4', at the sign of Ye Jolly Little Tailor ban n Qr~anization is also a owerfull Factor in Our.Q a Economy- Plus-Q altyTiloring Many men who have been accustomed to paying their' tailors $40 to ...…
…NOT Y NECESS I WHAT'S GOING ON I I NUMBER 1 I r ageL' he box for Mich- lowing the visit- . hits. >t away to what t in the first inn- red on the first r of Wisconsin to [owever, the in- eld the Wisconsin Innings. s came in the Ih innings. A neat a sacrifice by1 hit by Knode 'wo hits, timed the second run rolverine batsmen rerine pitcher, for tem a three bag- An error helped counters. to appear really 'eatered to 1 elders ably Wisconsin ,...…
…u. uJJ. I TUESDAY lit baseball team reports ptain at South Ferry field. man band meets in Uni- practice at Water- orchestra rehearsal In the sity 7:00-Meeting of the Soph lieutenants Led for the spring games in the board room of Lane hall. Re- 7:00-Sixth make-up hygiene lecture to in Natural Science auditorium. gi 7:15-Dixie club members meet at Un- ion for discussion of dance and for as- election of officers for next year. the 7:15-Meetin...…
…T' ;udents are qualified to vote of the candidates. n and women vote for the council president, for Stu- icillpen at large, for Oratori- iation officers, and on the torium question. Only men the' Union- general officers, e Union vice-president from artment is named by the men t narticular department. The 3, ht and P "" "" Men a'nd -women from each class vote for the Student council nomi- "'Modern nees from their own class, except in Weisen...…
…LV _...L A A 1i~ IN PC T FACTOR T'S SUCCESS ANN ARBOR CHOP SUE Y Excellent CHOP SUEY from 11:30 a. nm. to midniht Steaks and Chops 314 *S. tate (Contnued from Page One) son, K. H. Buttars, M. R.Coleman, E. H. Nicholson, J. E. Burns. and F. H. Carlton, H. W. Scott, G. O.' ld. Wallace, L. D. Wright, J. D. Peterson, prat- J. Bowers, H. J. Conroy, F. C. Orens, call- a. S. Gillette, W. Paynter,FW. C.Nay- 'or, M. E. Hanna, J. E. Defley, D. C. rs...…
…gory, H. J. Watson, L. Selling, R.I zodgers, R. A. Sullivan, W. Bend-I )n, L. H. Treat, R. E. Nettleton, E. , C. K. Strozensky, M. Newton, C. !ades, H. L. WNaha, B. F. Kerwin, L. Leader, 1V. Gilbert, R. J. Dunne, Wilson, F. Steketee, E. Vick. iFreshman Heavyweights he freshman heavyweights ire: F. Copp, W. J. Van Orden, W. A. ,on, W. Bastian, R. Chenot, C. D. fly, A. F. Dittmer, E. M. Keeler, ~Crawforth, C. Ely, C. Kuhn, P. G. bel, C. G.Robert...…
…a FRESHMEN! BASEBALL TRYOUTS xetice SHOW PROMISE IN~ PRACTICE mue. - Fier. (Continued from Page Three) port-- Coates was one of the most iu'omis- )efore Ing receivers that reported to Coach Lundgren for Varsity baseball this Meet spring but he was ruled ineligible as he had not, been on the campus long Hu. enough to compete. He is a good me- pow- chanical backstop, holds up his pitch- er in fine shape, and injects the ne- me~ets cessary fight...…
…WHA'S GOING ON t RT L CLUB BRINGS MAN TO 'U'S author of the for the settlement ion in this coun- "What Shall We ys" Monday even- Natural Science ss will be under the au- aMichigan Students' Lib- nd will be open to the .ehood, or Plumb plan, ilroad emplyes are still despite the return of the der the Esch-Cummins ,ive the railroad' workers the management of the share in the receipts. imely issue has ever been >re Michigan students," I Guenth...…
…I I i Tickets for the Dixie club dlance to be held at the Country club Satur- day night are on sale at the billiard room desk at the Union. Junior team:' Pitcher, Alice Beck- a.m; catcher, Eleanor Stephenson ; rst baseman, Alice Hinkson; second aseman, Quinneth Summers; third aseman, Josephine McGuineas; short- op, Phyllis Wiley; center field, Ern- stine Hall; right field, Florence Fox; ft field, Katrina Schermerhorn. Sub- ttutes: Narcena B...…
…EXCLUDE JEWISH STUDENTS I ter grade if typewritten on a Multi- plex Hammond. The Interchangeable 3udapest, May 18. - Exclusion of Type feature allows the use of Italics vlsh students from the University for emphasizing your strong points. Student dealer. Martin R. Webb, 1214 Budapest-is being enforced by coer- Willard. Phone 1595-R.-Adv. n squads composed of undergrad- es who served in the army. These j In choosing wall paper We will Lmfne eve...…
…FLOWERING PLANTSI ousins & Hal [ori sts Telegraph Delivery ' 1002 S. Univ. J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER. AND OPTOMETRIST i is SOUTH MAIN STREET OMMMMMMMO P f W x 'HIS WS WS ota WHAT'S GOING ONI THURSDAY 2 :00-Senior pnarmic class meeting in room 303 of Chemistry building. 2 :00-Soph lit baseball practice. 4:40-Mfeeting of senior lit class In room 101 of the Economics building. 6 :45--Menorah board of directors meets in Lane hail. 7 :15-Howe club ...…
…I - AW xomen t All ladies expecting to attend the! Spring Has COnic And with it spring wants. When you go to the woods or up the river something 11 is essential to your enjoy- (odaks and Films Aks are cpming in and our Stock is still com- s is THE place to find what you want. Kodak Finishing know that you get good results when we develop your film. D Brick Ice Cream be carried quite a distance before it melts. Ours are the bricks with no ...…
…,. AT'S GOING ON .I SATURDAY owe club luncheon in room the Union. Ah lit-fresh lit baseball game Will i eak. tI C7-- -1 -Committee on underclass con- t have picture taken at Memorial -Interscholastic meet on Ferry -Varsity band mets in front of versity hall) to play at Michigan- a game. Caps an'tl blouses. - Michigan-Iowa baseball game Ferry field. -Upper Hoom Bible class' eets 44 South Statestreet. -Student volunteer band meets ,ane hal...…
…WHAT'S GOING ON 4 to nld. SUNDAY 7,:00 A. ?1L-Kalamazoo Normial club hand meets at Lane hail for river 'trip. cord- 12:10 - Dr. Hugh Cabot addresses hlysi- Congregational Discussion group on will "The War and the Evolutionary Fidler process."' maore 2:00--)feiorah society meets in Lane long 4:30-Dr Cyril Haas speaks to Con- r the gregational Students' club in church parlors. 6: 10-Wesieyan Guild meets with Earl Dunn leading. Social half-hour p...…
