… .... .w JFUR Ia FOR LF TOURNEY irings for the INTERCLASS TRAC NOTICE . An interclass tracx meet will be held Saturday morning under the combined direction of Coach Steve "Farrell and the intramur- al office. All entries should be made either at the intramural office or at Ferry field. Joyce (84). W. Ingham (86). H. Ingham (89). . Gilchrist (78). AT'S GOING ON 90) vs. F. Smith (95). (99) vs. M. Barr (106). 102) vs. H. Weeks (99). c (96j...…
…otel from 8:30 to sday to confer with ire to work for the higan this summer. CA MPUS TO BE FILMED e- OR N ON -N W MUSEUM STUDENTS AND BUILDINGS AMONG : SUBJECTS TAKEN BY / MOVIE CONCERN pen name of Charles L. Dodgson, a dignified Oxford scholar, noted for his attainments as a mathematical in-' structor. Professor Dodgson invented Alice for the amusement of the three small daughters of Dean Liddell of Oxford. It was not until long after- ward...…
…i S The second Maypole dance*practice will be held at 5 o'clock Thursday, May 28, in Barbour gymnasium. A few senior collars are available for women who were not able to se- cure them before. They may be pro- cured at tie office of the Dean of LANTERN NIGIT Order of Events 4:00 P. M.- Finals in archery and tennis, championship base- ball game. 6:00 P. M.-Supper on the field. 7:00 P. M.- Maypole dance by freshmen and sophomore classes. 7 :30...…
…Blulletin 1 , i 11' I, engineers meet in neering building. Ling in room 101, banquet inI ets in club rooms, kyle baseball field. track meet on (continued from Page One) ing year but he did not announce any appointments. P. A. Shinkman, '22L, managing ed- itor of the Wolveone did not make any appointments to the editorial staff of that -publication but H. D. Whiting, '21, the business manager, made the following, appointments to the ...…
…shops at once. Tickets for the R, 0. T. C. banquet Saturday evening at the Union are on sale in the R. O. T. C. office in the Engineering building. Tickets for Aeronautical society dance on Jupe 4 are on sale at-Gra- ham's book store and at Union desk. I jr ft NFIN2 "- PERMAN SUDIO. "Portraits That Please" LIK RDA Y' S GAMES I err r 1 I American ,League Chicago 6, Cleveland 13. New York 4, Boston 3. Washington 6, Philadelphia 4. Det...…
…I'J )II 1 INU. '' 1918 tituti hits. rtanl ndled the agar by s -ictory t bird. SUNDAY to the 12:00-Dr. T. 3. Iden speaks at Con. chigan gregational church on "The Atti- chigan tude of the Great Scientists towards form Religion." ng as 3:00-Student Volunteers meet in His Lane hall for hill-top picnic. t cogs 5:30-Wesleyan Guild meets with d first Clair Searles leading. Social halt- infield hour precedes. (Continued from Page One) To cap t...…
…r igan ai :lt rp ) 1 :, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920. ,' t Harry Burns Hutchins But ED IN 1910 WHEN HE WAS APPOINTED TO SUCCEED JAMES B. ANGELL TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE Y. it Huchins --An, Appreciation University Head Active In Union Building Drive President Hutchins Sees Grdat Possi- bilities of Union From Its First Organization (By Thornton W. Sargent, Jr.) From the first days of its existence as an organization, ...…
…,i of Candy x' Library Secures, Old Photographs Arrangements have been made by Librarian W. W. Bishop to secure an 18th century file of photographic re- productions of the North Carolina Gazette from ,Mr. William C. Lane, librarian of Harvard university. This will be added to the Clements' col- lection of 18th century newspapers. The file, which is one of two In ex- istence, the other being in the li- brary of congress at- Washington, is ex...…
…'V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1920. UES' PRODUCTION A Students Drink Heavily-Malted M'ilk, Coca Cola Kick Isn't There, But the Price Has Gone Up Just the Same. (By Joseph A. Bernstein) Students of the University of Michi- gan are drinking heavily. In the face of prohibition laws, both state and federal, the taste for drink is too much and the thirsty student is succumbing to temptation. It is true that students of the Uni- versit...…
…GARY :Ll 43 :i rit t TWO q L ANN AhtBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1920 PRICE THREE Class o ,f Classes Reaidy to G radua- I-, When They Donned Their Caps and Gowns For First Time SENIORS OF 1920 END HISTORICAL EPOCH; DISTINGUISHE EBY BEING LAS CLASS UNDER PRESIDENT HUTH r. .. ..--. 1 SENIORS (By J. W. K.) Seniors, the gate of Life opened, The world 'awaits to put test is to the! any rd of Each man of you, for of th...…
…_, r 4G the S Co. Appointments For Scholarship Jade Eight oriental women now in the Universtiy were reappointed to the Barbour scholarships for oriental wo- men for next year, at a meeting of the committee in charge, May 18. Five new apointments were made.,. It was possible to increase the num- ber of scholarships from 10 to 14 for the coming year, on account of the additional gifts recently made by the Hon. Levi L. Barbour. The committee ...…
…L l k, 'U A1. t.O 5. (Z Ptn'at t- ilat ,l TWO ltA I t ..... ' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1920 PRICE THR nsian of 1920 A; Maste . .- Business Manager 'TR flU SPARE, NO EXPENSE' ON1920YEARBOOK' Business Manager Outwits Managing Editor by Providing More Money Than Necessary COMPLETENESS OF VOLUME LEAVES NOTHING WANTING, (By Edward Lambrecht) "I tried to break the business side, but didn't quite succeed," said Bruce Mill...…
…'IT EDISON PREP TALK TO SOPH Today and tomorrow - Rex I Beach's "Girl from Outside." Sun., Mon.-Pauline Frederick in "Woman in Room 13." Detroiti The Bonstelle Co. "The Country Cousin" ' t11111 II 1II IItiIs IIII a 61.991111119 VUIVILI Uiu UU U i U IIUIL "Alice In Wond-erland" and "Through the Looking Glass" to be Shown Pictures reproducing the marvels of "Alice in Wonderland," and "Through the Looking Glass" will be shown in Hill auditorium...…
…1, e tW1 Utgan BUth TWO I ,. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1920 PRICE THREE e y - ce Meet to Bring I Many Stars Her Men who are Making Michigan Track Histor I '.. A lived es in dtch- the ced ren 1 pp l d of er- C- . laize And Flue Will Wage War To Regain Honor Season of Reverses on Gridiron Serves to Intensify Interest in Football; Yost Working hard (By Bob Angell) Michigan intends to regain her lost pre...…
…RECORD OF SUGCESSES. through funds appropriated by the idance state: Natural Science building, new Amer- heating plant, new library, new Uni- rsities: versity hospital (now under construe- us 10- tion)', and the Chemical building. The Rome. new Demonstration school, which is a val- to be built in the near future, is also and a to be erected by state funds from a soon. special appropriation. Dciated President Hutchins does not know Eutch- where...…
…& Co. Iwa *Herringbones, tweeds, Are you following the big league ves. Priced, $2.50 up- this season? A special wire enabif d & Co., 311 S. State St. The Daily to print the results ever morning,.-Adv. Daily for Campus News. Patronize our. Advertisers.-Adv. I I 11.30 a. in.to Steks and Chops 11 our Advertsers.-Adv. _!: Read the] ,,,_ :... .. ~ ... "' rrr riir i ri rrri liwri u ri i n rrr i n i i wr 1J f, . - .1. S. // 94 S.' ...…
…l Prentice," who struggles against en- vironment and ill-fortune. Her first benefactor is a hermit named "Mormon Joe," who saves her from the advances of a half-breed outcast of the sheep country, and makes her his partner in ained but His good iitentions are turned to the ques- Kate's. disadvantage, however, by the choose be- neighbors' gossip, and Kate i? treated at home as an outcast by all in the community. her ambi- Romance is introduce...…
…3A1IE .EEEKE5EN TED . The nine men who made oif, thee GRAD1ATING LAWYERS honorary Law society, correspondingT to the Literary Phi Beta Kappa, are: ntinued from page 1) M. D. C4mpbell, R. L. Carpenter, R. G.T ation of Michigan law grad- Gray, Louis Kawin, G. H. Kretzsch- CURCH:ISI RICESU TO DU Yf efficient legal work . mar, B. B. Mathews, J..M. Seabright,1 A. B. Tanner and Y. A. Yager. DISCUSSION GROUPS. FORM IN-1 >resting fact regarding this S...…
…./A P)V c. U 5'ALU.'U )rop In .Prices L prevenl Ue of the Donors' varies Mr. George-Abel Schreiner will lee- ture on "The Pitfalls of Diplomacy" prac- at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Schwaben hall, 213 Ashley street. south Admission free. Tickets for the Dixie club dance to room be held at the Country club Satur- day night are on sale at the billiard les at room desk at the Union. front of . blouses. YESTERDAY'S GAMES dlerelass con- n ...…
…1II I Ii places." in 1895, .IU IIIULUULU 'buI AUTHQRS A graduate of the University Mr. White spent the two suc- mirable, and yet, avoiding the extrav- agance of characterization which is' so often a factor resulting in over- emphasis, he paints Al's correspond- ent with a touch of sobriety, and we'rc g i e h m a fci n l c i v - recogniz him as a fictiona achieve ment-simply because he is human. Ex-Governor Osborne Story Of Artist's Life Hid...…
…on sale in the R. O. T. C.c the Enginering building. ickets for Aeronautical dance on June 4 are on pale ham's book store and at desk. in1 society at Gra- Union et in prac. NUMBER I Press room of. men rehears. neets in room b meets in room B, il hall. Prof. Roy m "One Act Playa." meets in room 231, building. L, club meets at433' es in Hill auditor (Continued from Page One) and the Geological Survey from the Interior Department; the Bu...…
…,1) ri, '21, was N.] organ- y to the terclass the fra- ere vic- and the in the the fraternity series Trigon won the is also said to be an underlying cause title and the senior engineers won theI of the migration to Europe after theR class championship by defeating all spring term ceases. comers. The projected trip of the Architects At the present time many events are put the idea into the heads of many in progress. Of these fraternity in- o...…
…1 1111LANUI T UCI w WHITNEY BOOKS ONLY ONE GITIIATE PRODUCTION, THURSDAY LE- ui ; 'LKL RE ,! I ;I !,III ,;,,I , , ma They bring It's in the t cracking or in workman- at any good With the exce tlon of" May "Rob- son's company, wwich will play Thurs- day night at the, Whitney, from indi- cations at present there will be no entertainments of the spoken drama in Ann Arbor this week. In the mov- ies Geraldine Farrar and Wallace Rend will ...…
…a nily for a quiet even- t. Before introducing et by chance leaning legraph pole as your r or your best friend lications have been h sgymany delicious and efficient es as seem to be in vogue on the us it is a question whether it to "go into Detroit." But man is satisfied. Even "Made in Amer- s losing prestige. e ferries to Windsor are crowded. :he more adventurous tell stories w $3 in Montreal has the'pur- ng price of $15 or $20 per quart (Va...…
…AT THE MOVIES THIS WEEK Id. Parade to %r in uniform. begin in Col- Science and end in College ce and Arts. program. Address to all es in Hill Au- ent Harry B. 12:30 p. m.-Luncheon for Alumnae at Martha Cook building, followed by a business meeting for women. 4:00 p. m.-Alumni baseball game, California vs. Michigan. 6:00 p. m.-Annual meeting and din- ner of the Alumni Advisory Coun- cil at the Union. 8:0.0 p. m.-Senior Girls' play on the camp...…
…whose chief exponent is a French- Java girl; cannibals, who direct their 4u0VIES THIS WEEK attention to kidnaping white w omen; savers, whose only guide is self-inter- _____________________________________est; and missionaries who brave the dangers of the strange land to convert Complete to the sma llest details, thle' its heathen inhabitants., Sea island picture contains :Allthe featiires coin- Th'le story centers around Mary, the aborated in...…
…WEEK 'I 1. . IN R, y -- Majestic-I m Clock Andy." i "The Heart of William Faver- Who Lost Him- uline Frederick Zoom Thirteen." Charles Ray in Arcade-Naz- rt of a Child." Faversham in Himself." Or- lington in "The -Ethel Clayton hian the Male." iedy in "Dollars -Gladys Brock- orence Billing- ; " 1 tocracy, will be shown today, tomor- row, and Tuesday at the Arcade. The heroine of the picture is Sally Snap, a girlof the slums with a talent...…
…" LW L ae feIrts± te Regents its eect of ThomasM. Cooley in Great Ameri- laugingly remark, ne got fia co-e- hasbeen delayed fr year to year. can"Lawyers. He Is a member of the ucation." And, even today he insists 0 Wrote Law Works American, Michigan, and New York that he is a "lawyer by profession and s ge 1) ehBar association, and was once a mem- a college president by circumstance." President, Hutchins has been a fre- thIs ved as act- quent ...…
…Arbor under the commit- The attendance at the ncreased, and it is to bei mmittee's favor that the is composed largely of do not ordinarily attend list will include the most prominent.' men of the nation, as William Howard NB-UTS Taft, Charles Schwab, John D. Rocke- feller, Jr., and others. Pre'sident-elect EVENT RANKS AMONG OLDEST OF Marion Leroy Burton will be the prin- MANY MICHIGAN TRA- cipal speaker at the opening services DITIONS in the ...…
…1) e and an ampus. een men- It Febru- work in om mak- an just a hers have the publications, there's nan, of the Gargoyle. Reed o many opera posters, and r his own publication as e Michiganensian that he really believes college life e paints it. But on the the "Goat" also drew-in of fame elections-he was the best, if1 not the most fusser. in the class. Chauffeurs Functions . (Walt) Reiss has also ull- share of chauffeuring ctions. The Gargoyle...…
…"The Mystery of Life," the theme DAY of Dr. L. A. Barrett's sermon this I , morning in the Presbyterian church, is the second of a series of sermons VECIAL on "Mysteries." Prof. W. D. Hender- IS son will address his class of Univer- sity students at noon in the center block of pews in the church. Chris- ablished tian Endeavor Society meets at 6:30 is local o'clock. F'estival' In connection with May Festival ropriate week, Rev. J. M. Wells of t...…
…II out .the entire doubles contests and) play was only stopped when it was no longer possible to maintain one's foot- cisive ing. over Syracuse was not much of a match t two for the Michigan men, the' team win- any ning six to nothing. The verdict was y~ forregistered in straight sets and but for one long doubles set of 20-18 which which Wesbrook and Munz took from LeGros The and Wheeler, the Varsity experienced f five little trouble. am w si...…
