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…THE MICH. n Mo; te hi ever in view of the scow of a new plot to Im id other commi-' saries. 1f I nloy Scouts Plan rual Yellowstone Tour youthful entertainment. It is being conducted by fifty business and pro- fessional men of this city who will be hosts to the youngsters. Nothing so prosaic as Pullman sleepers will be used and hotels will be decidedly taboo. The boys and their hosts, together with a 25-piece band, will travel in five a...…

…E MICHIGAN DAILY .Y Graduation Suggestions ALARGE DISPLAY 'AT ;I BOTH, STORES- I Ora.ha.m I GIVESLONG SERE~ ASSIST tNI RII 'TrR HIR ElTIR EG A y, R 31 y 1R S 7'K I After a service of 31 years in the offices of the literary college, Miss Marion C. Goodrich, assistant regis- trar of the literary college, will retireE from duty July 1. When Milss Goodrich wats appo:inted! to the position of ass;istant reg istrarj i1 e r g r l,; o )~ o ...…

… MICHIGAN DAILY C >rms of hazing have been abol- .t the University of Wisconsin esult of the serious injury of nderclassmen In a recent class Leaders of the sophomore and, an classes,will go on trial be- .e student self-governing body' 'ting the trouble and if convict-f be expelled from the univer-. '*yrocuse to (4ve Degree to Wliilney Prof. Allen S. Whitney, of the de- partment of education, and Mrs. Whit- -SITY WA ney left- recently for ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { ANN ARBOR, MICH. MEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING, SHOES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HABERDASHERY" AND HATS V. That confidence which is inspired from the knowl edge of being correctly, dressed is always enjoyed by the customers of this House. We pride ourselves on the quality, and style of our merchandise. FOI SALE FOR SALE - Mercer two-passenger sport model (race-about). Top, windshield, wire wheels, two extra; tires goo...…

…escarce now. Supple-1j Summer school, July 5 to Aug. 26. iversity Training with a Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial aining or Commercial Training, 1bookkeeping, Commercial -se this Summed or next Teaching. Hamilton Business Col- onl Business College.- lege.-Adv.- - Summer terma in commercial bra nch-: --only a few left. Cush- es begins July 5. at. the School of Short- hand, 711 N. Univ.'Ave.-Adv. Tiif-~H it'AN L)'AI L TODAY ONLY MAJESTI ...…

…THE h DAILY i 14-11 N~umber ISO. -4 e last issue of the Daily Official Bulletin. In order to take care notices and announcements, however, there- will be printed ry a special leaflet which will be posted, on the various bulle- Faculty members and students are therefore asked to watch boards. Members of the University having such announce- e may submit them to the Assistant to the President as usual. id Other Second Year Men: ents in the ...…

…I WSitr I Iatl4g I' OA A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921. PRICE H, LEGION A.CCIDENT' LONEL " MEETSj EN CAR JUMPS NMENT JNERAL IN ATI MONDAY -eman and Henip J. Are Slightly NURSING INSTRUCTORS CONENE HERE ININSTITUTE IndianapolIs, June .-Col. Frederick V. Galbraith, Jr., of Cincinnati, "fight- kg colonel of Ohio's Fighting First" i Prance and national commander of ie American Legion, met death here arly today when an automo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIVERSITY e p rning except Monday' during the Univer- in Control of Student Publications. F THE ASSOCIATED PRESS as is exclusively entitled to the use for idispatches credited to it or net otherwise id the local news published therein. office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second -ier or mail, $3.50. r Press building, Maynard Street. p6o; Fditorial, 244.4 to exceed 300 words, 'if signed, the ig- :o appear in print, but as an...…

…THE MIC DAILY UL YEAR TENT WIN [TH e year 1920-1921 was the, most ssful of all years in the eyes of ntramural department. Practic-r every branch of sport- was in- d in by the fraternities and class- der the guidance of Coach, Mitch- nd his assistants, who are to be ed for keeping alive interest in arious, athletics. lowing are the winners and run- up in the different events: In.- ternity football-Had 33 entries after 11 games . the tour...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY g Fountain Hussey, Alice Freeman Pal- mer, Lucinda Stone and other famous alumnae who have hrought much to R their Alma Mater." Classes and campus organizations ;ive Women's building, ear the name of no one na, is to be a memorial. tot one, but all of Mich- and well-beloved alum- ts of various memorial replaces and pieces of! en who have done much and whose names have history of the institu- aid lasting tribute. of Mrs. W...…

…w14 lAlaJa~r ~l K '95, the well ly of Grand cue of a fish- a a heavy sea,I gale, off thel 1 ' at 1 rue de Fleurus about September 1. Professor Van Dyke was active ini the work of the union in Paris during the war. Dr. H. S. Straus is assistant director at Paris, and Dr. G. H. Mc- Lean is director of the British divis- Prof. Paul Van Dyke of Princeton ion with headuarters at 50 Russell university has been appointed direc- square, London. t...…

…r r [A RECORDS NOW ON SALE )F THE MONTH LIST ght. Played by the Happy Six. Fox Trot.........85 a. Played by Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra. Fox Trot. Little Bird. Played by Coon-Sanders Novelty Or- estra. Fox Trot.. .85c omme. Fox Trot. Played by Coon-Sanders Novelty chestra. weet Lips. Played by Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra. x Trot....................................85ec Played by Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra. Fox Trot. in Your Daddy's Arms. Play...…

…UILY TODAYI Final reports and a summary of the work of all committees will be deliv- ered at the last sophomore engineer assembly to be held at 10 o'clock this morning 'in room 48, Engineering build- ing. Prof. Henry ff. Higbie, of the elec- trical engineering department, will also make a report on the data whichj has been compiled showing results ofj the intelligence tests which were giv- en to freshmen during the first semes- ter. Let a cl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sIAL BULLETIN P r Save on low shoes-School End Sale for men and women -('mpus Boot- ery.-Adv I M 6 TWO-PIECE i ril, 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921. Number 179.I All Wool Last Call mlee and the Arts - Dean's Advisory CommItee ng of the Dean's Advisory Committee Friday after- m. in the Dean's office. JOHN R. EFFINGER, BATHING SUITS ' " - with the iI assembly of the year will be held on Friday, June 10, at 10 m 3...…

…r Lie iiu 41Iailj i DAY k.... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TRURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1921. PRICE ,t ; . ANf l 1922 LITS ELECT HONOR COMMIT TEE - __ S C. A. WINS STUDENT SUPPORT IN SUCCESSFUL YER OF VARIED SERViCE . a HUJGHES ~TIC U.S. [PHASIZED of American Basis of June 8. - The adop- ty of amity and dom- Exico, which would au-I olve recognition of the inistration, has been he American govern- ounced at the state de- only condition attach- r...…

…II IC~iotugriur I AT YOT THREE TIM A WEEK . .1 -40 - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY JULY 9, 1921 PRICE F F t f .. st Outlines Michigan 's Athletic Objeetive Before Detroit fMeeting 315 ENROLL IN ' WOMEN'S LEAGUE PERRIN DOES NOT BREAK INTO QAME ON FIRST DAY Although Jack Perrin, former- Varsity -slugger; joined the Bos- ton Red Sox in Detroit yester- day, he did not get into the game' as was expected. It is thought Perrin will make...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U aiI UNIVERSITY ning except Monday during the Univer- Control of Student Publications. PTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS is is exclusively entitled t. the use for dispatches credited to it or not otherwise I the local news published therein. fice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second nard Street. iceed 3oo words, if signedthe sig ear in print, but as an evidence of ill be published in The Daily at the ft at or mailed to The Daily offi...…

…d, if developed, should make at least ree of college spirit, in spite of the of persons enrolled who are not as ted in sports as we of the undergrad- v A is t * A a.. G , A H A M TW -O C O L L E i C0 IKU A G vitally Intel uate body. E TO No ex- Managing Editor THE ANIMAL FAIR Crazes may come and crazes may go, but the movies go on forever; and with the fluctuations in their type will come changes, and we hope improve- ments, in the cl...…

…'I N DAILY [OMISTIC HOPES SURPASSED SITY TRA9CK TEAM THSYEAR in Conference Indoor or Meets and Beat Cornell of 10 firsts. Burns pulled the big sur- prise of the meet by winning the half mile, while Cal Wetzel broke the tape in the 440. SEVERAL s BY GRADUATIONI Reminiscences of Michigan's track season-f 1921 bring to mind many welcome memories. Although Coach Steve Farrell's men failed to win the Big Ten champioiship in either in- do...…

…I L v v J- V *J S. A 1lVLI- i In The Line Of Sports i l -- _________________________________________________ I r ormance, prob-- mnetime in Sep- Subscribe for the Wolverine, $1. 11!11391W111M III111lTE R S 11111{1 For Rent or Sale Typewriting Done Multigrapl'ng ILTON BUSINESSCLEE STATE AND WILLIAM -I 7ur Noon Lunch at the Biase Ste 1i nrwas in diifficul1ty, he had a man on ITy Cobb, manager of the Dtroitseod ndti.Felg hmef Tigers, ha...…

…NE MIC - 6 -- IHEY M I( N RII E thology, is leaving lay for New Yor. will sail on the hierbourg, France. joined at CherbourgI id sister. They will in traveling through and Switerland. )RGET AIN SOME OF R. O. T. C. ARRANGES ! SUMMER TRAININGI As soon as they have finished exam- inations 75 students will leave for the coast artillery R. O. T. C. camp at Fort Monroe, Virginia, and will re- main there until July 27. A number of others will ...…

…(Continued from Page One) at the Ohio State-Michigan rootball ie. It is expected that this stadium I be adequate to accommodate the sent crowds which annually throng Ann Arbor to see the Maize and e gridders in action, while in the' intime plans will be laid to build some future date a greater struc- e south of Ferry Field which will as large as any in the country. ost's speech was received with en- .siastic spirit, indicating the sup- 't Mich...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, 1 _U UIIIUII UI IIULIIU [0 TO FILL RANKS VENT 14EXAMINATIONS POSITIONS WILL BE IELD AUGUST 22 After selection~ of the successful :andidates who took the examination o appointment in the regular army )n April 25, there will remain more ha~n 3,000 vacancies in the commis- Toned personnel of the Army. When promotions under the reor-, ;anziatlon law have been completed, number of vacancies will exist in he grade of first li...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY T H E *GREY S H L p 600 East Liberty Have your noon lunch at "The Grey Shop." Lunch. Specials every day. NUN NALLY'S SOUTHERN Women The Freshman Girls' Glee club will meet at 7 o'clock Thursday, June 9, at Betsy Barbour house for a seren- ade. All girls who still want to do social service work in the hospital are asked O to apply between 10 and 12 or 1:30 and 4:30 o'clock at Newberry hall. "OH HAPPY YOUTH! FOR WHOM THE F...…

….THE MICHIGAN DAILY PECT BONDS ATI PAR IN 3 YEARS1 son .in Love." al com- e, esu. FOX news. Expectation to see Liberty bonds at, par within the next three years and at lowering of interest rates, in the -very near future was expressed by Prof.' David Friday, of the economics depart-{ ment, before a meeting of the Mich-' igan Bankers' association in Detroit.t "When a man is making 10 or 20 orI 30 per cent profit, he doesn't care much whet...…

…BULLETIN I, JUNE 9, 192L Number 178. i. Bulletin will appear Saturday, June 11, as that Aichigan Daily. Important announcements 'for the herefore be submitted for publication either today e of the large number of graduates and the limited seating ca- he Auditorium, each student graduating on June 30 is entitled re than two tickets for the Commencement Day exercises forim- elatives. Applications for these tickets must be made to the of the...…

…I d r L itjrrn tt * ASSC DAY AND 4,73 a tS I . _ , ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1921. I.S COMMITTEE SUBMITS LOD6INS HOUSE AGREEMENT; CONSISTS Of MEMORANDUM AND SET Of RULES ' DOCTORS MEET iN STATE CONVENTIONI HUME TALKS TO PLAYERS TONIGHT [RUE WAS DRAWN UP BY PRESIDENT tee, the Stu dent Advisory committee, ,r a.. w v BURTON AND DEAN BURSLEY DUE TO TM. TO CEM. DAMAGE MAY ,000, ESTIMATE ed on Two Hills Near liver, Re...…

… g the Univer- 'tos- sively entitled to the use for credited to it or not otherwise news published therein. in Arbor, Michigan, as second $3.50" ding, Maynard Street. ial, 2414. 300 words, if signed, thesig iprint, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daiy office. ve no consideration. oman- writer incloses postage. T endorse the sentiments ez- not be recefvel after 8 o'clock DITOR ........-.-.(EGRGES. BROPHY...…

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…THI MICHIGAN DAILY tary, Mary Ives, '23; treasurer, Anne Mushken, '23; member-at-large, Cath- erine Greenough, '24. The yearly re- ports of all officers and committees were also given at this time. BLUE BOOKS--BLUE BOOKS- all sizes at Cushings.-Av. WUIomen Several changes have been made in rehearsals for Senior Girls' play. All choruses of the three acts will re- hearse from 3 to 6 o'clock and the cast of all three acts from 7 to 9 o'clock...…

…AILY PENN STATE SUSPENDS HONOR SYSTEM AFTER LONG TRIAL After six years of trial the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania un- animously voted last week in favor of . .in a temporary suspension of the honor >ve." system. This action was the culmin- .om- ation of a steadily increasing senti- ment against retention of the honor' system as. it has been in effect at the1 Jazz university. ley. According to the statement, there iedy. have been m...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8,1921. Number 177. in the Official Bulletin (see Michigan Daily, or Official Bulletin Boards). The student should note carefully that should he not be following ex- actly in every particular the regular course laid out for him in the General Announcement of these Colleges, responsibility rests upon himself ulti- mately for observance of all rules as to prerequisites, sequence of cour...…

… FATHER )CHANGE IN RAT1JRE I .r~k i~Ia 4,IDII IhI DA7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1921. PAID TEA9T NATION' SIMPJ CfTY S. SAYA MNET THAT TEAM Li L At 3:45 Ann Arbor time this afternoon, the team bearing' Michigan's fighting nine will come to a stop at the Michigan Central station. We owe it to these men to drown out the steam locomotive with a leather-lunged "locomotive" that will show them, that every man and vyoman in the U...…

…o0el fIr rIu AT YOUR DC THREE- TIM A WEEK ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, July 7, 1921 PRICE FIB Greets Student. ogy A cordial relationship between th University of Kentucky and the Uni versity of Michigan is shown by th reports of Prof. C. O. Sauer, of th geology department, who is in charg of the geology camp in southern Ken NED tucky. of the welcome extended th students of the camp by the neighbor ing university. The president, Dr Fr...…

…£ A A MICHIGAN DAILY e rass to the use for r not otherwise therein. gan, as second Arbor,' tynard Street, 300 words, if signed, the Sig- print but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the or mailed to The Daily office. ve no consideration. No man- inter incloses postage. y endorse the sentiments ex. not be recewvei after 8 o'clock Michigan is to be congratulated on the addition of any man of this stamp to its faculty. The profes...…

…end, all the while having another in iat is worth doing at all is worth doing old maxim and a true one and only so follow a course of doing ,everything are we going to be successful in any science, literature, or art, though the loose now will before long he. thrown. card. Even if we do change our aims run, the training we receive and the ef- t on them now can never be anything it to us, providing we go at it whole- G K A 0 AM T W 0 CI 0 L ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZVI, AV. ; -- _ . -FIRST BIG. ET SUCCESS iIN TIA1UURAL .NOTICE Director Mitchell, of the Intra- mural department, requests that all men having personal athletic equipment in lockers in the in- tramural room of the clubhouse, please remove same before Wed- nesday, as all equipment not re- moved by that time will be dis- posed of. , I Chicago Golfers Beat Wolverines. Cops Outdoor Event Full of rcite~ment Track ...…

…ma the Cad'llac Motor T'e Screen Detroit, and accord-l ned his position with ool paper. AT THE MAJESTIC Kern, '22, will suc- as managing editor. At the Majestic tonight moving pic- I Lure fans will see Miss May McAvoy, press agented as "the screen's most talented late acquisition", which means that she is a new star and that she is -a real luminary. The press agent told the truth about her talent for her work in "A Private Scandal", the farce...…

…HE MIC 'AN DAILY RECORDi FRO31 ED IN 1866 records for Michigan from 20 have been compiled in as authorized by the Ath- [ation and are now on sale book stores. The price of dents. M. Campbell, '21, is the ed- 'red J. Petty, '21, business >f the handbook which is "University of Michigan nnual." It contains, scores s in the major sports. First 1 scores from 1878 to 19201 Then comes the basketball 1919 to 1920, baseball scores to 1920, trac...…

… gles tennis' d-Cambridge 0no courts at PLAN MINIMUM I JII-AME1ICAN AMITY WUST ENDURE - VAN TYNE (Continued from Page One) Contrary to the popular idea that' Our system of government originatedl with us, the speaker made clear the fact that our political institutions are Coimrmittee Appointed to Go Over the vriting Done .tigraphin g USINESS COLLEG E AID WILLIAM .C °i °IIII Question of Pay for inheritances from English governnment. Emplo...…

…11 MIC: UGAN DAILY .. y curiosity as to vement and its r 11, 1920,. the club in the led at 'Harvard time the move- now there are process of for- ersities. 'ilson club wasl tion states, "to' ge students the son and to as- Ion on the part e of his noble service to his [ty, to the end4 about $5,000 a year, will be used to supply the libraries of the smaller col- leges with photostatic copies or tran- scripts of the more important docu- me...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - OMEN wAomen cast of first and second acts, 7 to 9, o'clock Wednesday; third act, 3 to 6; o'clock Thursday afternoon; work on costumes for all three acts, 3 to 6' o'clock Friday afternoon; rehearsals for all three acts, 9 to 12 o'clock Sat- urday morning. rman, '21, has been ap-{ nt to the dean of wom- r beginning September,' immer she will assist apin, '20, who will be that time. ,n took her first two giate work at ...…

…!" l L - . en empty freight cars will be kept on hand continually on the tracks outside of the station. When baggage arrives at the station it will be immediately loaded .into these empty cars. They cars, as soon as they are filled, will be hooked to the first passing train and carried right on through to one of the large distributing terminals. This plan will do away with all of the former delay and confusion regarding baggage. Try a Classi...…

…TI OMICHI NDA Y I BULLETIN HOSPITAL MEMBERS HOLD CONVENTION DRASTIC ACTiON TAKEN TO the g'eat coating of mud over every BLUE BOO: REPAIR DAMAGE IN PUEBLO collection of debris. A careful check sizes at Cushy by the Associated Press showed 42 (Continued from Page One) boies ,~in nioi'ziic hre tnolai; Members of the Michigan State ~health officers' declaredLthe itUation t.iiclis «Prp rl~ i fl m t t. , JUNE 7, 1921. Number 176. ,1 ...…

…SECTION r Sr ta ONE aitg A SSOCI? I DAY ABD N r , i .. .. VOL. XXXI. No. 175. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 192. PRICE Fl WRI S :DEFEAT INDIAN Nil ---- . -.--.. Mich igan Comes In ILLINOIS ATHLETES CAPTURE FIRST HONORS IN OUTDOOR 'CONFERENCE MEET WITH TOTAL OF 81, POINTS] TWO ; RECORDS BROKEN, EQUALED IN CINDER CLASSIC ONE STANDING OF TRACK TEAMS fIOFFMAN SHATTERS JAVELIN THROW MARK Capt. Butler Ends Track Career...…

…/_ I 0eIWr U~t.tt AT YOUR.I THREE TI A WEE: -I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921 PRICE Sr oncertSeriesT STUDNTS HUMPHREYS MAE ',ormfraternty OF E ,. '~rLLOpens T omorow For uiea .B The first Faculty concert of the e Alpha Epsilon N is the name of the ies of programs which will be given new honoraryGDmusical fraternity, the under~RI IT the auspices Of the U niver i y S n o s s i r s m n H a i t w t o s i u i n a d b -a s o h c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for lblication of a1 news dispatches credited to it or net otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as s...…

…._.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ll - -IIIII.I - .y Afternoons. f signed, the signatures ut as an, evidence of ied in 'The Wolverine iled to the office. o consideration. No r encloses postage. rse the sentiments ex- F ...... ....Managing Editor NTS th Gwennyth Wrentmore George E. Sloan STAFF o'or 374 ...Business Manager LNTS prnan Don Allen Edward Stark LY 5, 1921 -L. A. KERN RICKLE n, for a number of years in . enrollment, and has ber of curse...…

…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SSuey, i U i U U i fl ALL- CHORUSES CHOSEN FOR SENIOR GIRLS' LA PERSONNEL OF 'FANT A SY SnOWS, WIDE VARIETY OF TALENTf iain open summer Liberty St. E All University women who have lived in Helen Newberry residence *are in- vited to attend a tea which will be giv- en from 3 to 5:30 o'clock Monday aft- ernoon at the dormitory. Girls taking part in the Maypole dance for Lantern night will practice atc5 o'clock Monday af...…

…IU BY HARDING AT Washington, July 4. - The widest possible powers have been granted to Charles G. Dawes in 'his undertaking to produce a workable budget in 30 days and put the government on a basis of "business-like efficiency". This was the first announcement Wednesday afternoon when President, Harding,, members of his cabinet and all the bureau chiefs in Washington met together to take the preliminary steps in what is resigned to be a gre...…