…THE MICHIGAN DAIL I ----rr- be held from 9 to 10 o'clock Satur- day, in room 221, School of Music. Freshman lit dues must be paid this week. They will be collected in University hall from 11 to 12 o'clock today. CREOLE PRALINES-Grunewald's from New Orleans; at Tice's, 117 Main St., South --Adv. MAC DIARIMID'S CHOCOLATES for Xmas. All kinds and sizes at Cushing's Pharmacy. Only agent in the city.-Adv. ! I MAN WANTED A REAL OPPORTUNITY A c...…
…THE MICHIGA D A.IL THE MICHIGA DAILY . .. AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1920. Number 6.1 ELABORATE VACATION TRIP WILL BE TAKEN BY TEAM ! (Continued from Page Seven) positions, Karpus, Whitolck, and Mil- ler seem to have a slight edge on their team mates and are likely choices. Weiss and Reason at center, and Rea, Williams, and Wilson at the guards with Peare, Piper, and Rouse present- ing strong claims are other ...…
…room t Lane practice in old to identify membiDers in group photo- graph4 at the Michiganensian offices immediately: Girls' Cosmopolitan club; Girls' Glee club; Moratar- board; Senior society;' Japanese club; Phylon; Kappa Sigma; Gam- ma Phi Beta; Delta Delta Delta, and Kappa Alpha Theta. The entire editorial and business staffs of the Michigan Chimes have Michiganensian picture taken at 12:30 o'clock Friday noon at Sped- ding's studio on Lib...…
…IEXPITION so ENEiii 19001 TIO bWUKI I ial law and has s on this sub- > years Dr. Her- on the Carnegie E. S. WILLIAMSON AND-H. B. BAK- ER, FORMER MICllGAN MAN, IN CHARGE OF PARTY An expedition nade possible by Mr. E. S. WjIliamsoir and Dr. Bryant Walk- er, will leave New York Jan. 14, for Venezuela for the purpose of collect- ing zoological specimens and group, needed in museum work. The partyj we can't be. Please" you -Adv. Mats. Tues....…
…11 IVEH51 I in Ittee sma. a, _r .{... a in graphjrs 'hale days this week y, make appoint- In 1 1"111u smoker in club Science building. meets in room iciety meets in Lane club' practice interested in the Freshmen n club are requested to Lane hall Wednesday even- o'clock. Unless more inter- hown the club will be dis- 4d. ng of the Chimes board of Shas been postponed for k only from Tuesday, night e!CSI ments for sittings. Seniors h...…
…I1 iiLdJ3 ,L'S LIF ;SS 14u IWHAT'S GOING ON d tS for the J-Hop e several pieces of suitable Woolens for FULL [TS you should see. It takes time to tailor Dress r place your order at once. Dress VestsJ showing a wonderful line of NEW VESTING venty-five dollars. To look is to buy. IWilliam Roscoe Thay'er, leturing ou the subJect of James fussell Lowell, entertained a large audence in Sarah Caswell Angell hall yesterday after- noon with per...…
…j d. with interest Mr. Hur- tion of the presence of d "flunkey" in the front the Union. But is Mr. ly frank in what he says, other reasons which he estly refrains from men- ose offered are not en- cing. eeper, we are told, is to Union from becoming "a;. andladies and their re- eep out "shouting child- ," anc thus preserve the "Michigan Men, Everywhere." Now, there are other doors to the Union besides the front door, but the writer has seen n...…
…HIRE kGINABLE FABRIC, PATTERN, ND STYLE IDEA FOR MADE- )-MEASURE CLOTH ES e of the cardinal principles of this business;" ve've done it always, and that our customers he real reason for our SUCCESS in making rrect in every detail of style and fit. of the pleasure of making your next Suit. l 7lakcolm ty St. Malcolm Building a Albums DEATING LEAGUE NOW FORME0 ByIIMMEL ORGANIZATION INCLUDES EIGHTY NINE STATE HIGH' SCHOOLS A high school deb...…
…FFIL MICI IF oi (Continued from Page One) I eech with a plea for gentleman- iduct in the building and urged nts to take as much care of it3 y would their own homes., Varsity Quartet Sings 'ing the course of the dinner, was furnished by the Union stra, a jazz orchestra, and the ty quartet. Knight Mirrielees, and Kemp Keena, '21, sang so- After the speaking was over, a was taken on the new cons'titu- William Hinshaw, '20, and Carl on, '20, o...…
…,, l.L 1!V u .... ... h.1 £A~. 1~J : ES ARE THE FINISH ntinued from Page Three) y 'predictions as to the win- st-season. game between the s of the different leagues has ggested and the suggestion has h considerable approval. How- othing definite has been ar- Such a contest should arouse nterest for the play would be be fast. Theta Chi Wins i 'Chi defeated Sigma Nu Sat- afternoon by a 20 to 17 score. lit team captained by Laeby di the a...…
…"r IIr MII Y IwFw l YYIwIM # I 1 I- , , Seven) aanent dis- mendment so helpless if the as to t need of a nurse or additional allowance is e discretion of the di- eeding $20. V. R. I. act the same effective, except that a $100 per month could n additional allowance. r Loss of Feet the W. R. I. act. and law, compensation for th eyes or both hands both eyes, or for be- s and'permanently bed- w provides 'that each aents mentioned above I ...…
…i~ Wiom e H ' I FRED. W GROSS ray to the largest high clas° Merchant' oring- Establishment in America ified everywhere by "Ye Jolly Little Tailor" trade-mark shown above) to men of Ann Arbor, a tailoring service ed anywhere. As most men know, this itution's scientific system brings right home e same tailoring service and satisfaction as Members of the cast for Junior Girls' play will have a rehearsal at 9 o'clock this morning in Sarah...…
…LENTEN SERICES TODAY WHAT'S GOING 11 I: 11:30 a. m. t~o midnight~ aks and Chops $14 S. State 1, r SUNDAY' S SALE , Towels, Etc. viaster Corps Ave. WALSI ~Iv Alto I mo jr Acrd. Children 18c I Mon. and Wed. M&ts.E 5k- to $ImO2 sat. Mats., 50C to $2 . (Continued from Page One). subject of the sermon to be delivered ths mory~ug ~y Mr. Sidney S. Rob- bins in the 'Unitarian'church. A spe- cial supper for young people will be hel...…
…ge Successes ; Be Feature Ofers Morality Play Wh e Bills Clever Comedy Drama By Tom Whinery perfections attained by t in its brief active existen ,n two decades will be t sed by the varied screen e ,+ hawill ha nrantp( th der at a charity bazar. Among the bidders are three rivals for her hand an actor, a poor physician, and a mil- lionaire. The latter wins but the kiss is a disappointment. The setting of the story is lavishl3 ile beautiful. S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -,, DAILY TRYOUTS mores and upperclass- e wanted to tryout for orial staff of The Daily. news editor in the aft- Rainfall Cannot Be Controlled To furnish World With Energy -PROF. HUSSEY I a Michigan Daily is an all-Cam- paper.-Adv. ANN ARBOR CHOP SUET Keellent CHOP SUET from, 11-:80 a. m. to midnight eaks and Chops 814 S. State Prof. W. J. Hussey, director of the University observatory, stated yes- terday that he did n...…
…- -. - .9 ,UncheS Confectionery tm,, Delicigus Sodas :e our own Ice Cream ted from Fraternities and 218 S. Main Phone 166 Tuttle' s Lunches Nunnally's Candy Maynard St. Public Kitchen SNow ,Being Used 1 WHAT'S GOING ON i .- t Ann Arbor kitchen. I' I now has a community Sri n 5.. ,.* : ,;4 1 W1PrrIMrg1 Y O ! I w nY Ml I N 0 W 0l N S" A L Every day regular dinners are-pre- pared at the kitchen and sent to 18 families, kept hot b...…
…ty but vindicated by enlisting in~. the " 'o I time to start wearing a cap he wears Il mrnav ssedhe apassmes.hisf"a- / + ~ it regardless of time, place or the th- = pVecatvse, e sue i conEdCa pus I'Vhile er well known factor,. Then, the HUERIJ~TR I - mand accompanied= by . a banker's U E wcso fwarn otcb________________ daughter wham he has secretly mar-_____________=___________ ried. While at sea his boat is torpe- tars, often attached, undoub...…
….. Vitimate Stage ehedule of Dramatic Events d Stage and Screen Celebrities (By T. W.) s the most unique thing about' ctions coming to, Ann, Arbor is that while both stage and will be present, tho latter arce of all the leading talent 1 be displayed because of the change of two well-known ars back to the older form of nent. No doubt interesting ns can- be made between rk in each of the two me- st notable film production to 3 Lionel Barrymore ...…
…I ,AY meets in au- tant meeting of .Ferris ss, room 306, University recital at School of class meets in room 8:00-"Michigan Men in Action" pie- tures in Hill auditorium.- 8:00-Intercollegiate Zionist society meets in Lane hall. 8:00 - Women's Educational club meets at Martha Cook building. 8:00-Executive committee of the Glee and Mandolin club meets in room 328, Natural Science building. THURSDAY 10:00 A. M.--Mr. M. B. Greenough of the Nat...…
…it "WU1iu V1 FRIDAY :00--Board of directors of Zionist so- ciety meets in tane hall. :30-Rifle club meets in room 445, Engineering building. :30-Polonia Literary circle meets in Lane hall. :30 - Committee of "48" meets in board room, Lane hall, to organize campus club. :30-Soeial evening for all Disciple students at the church on South Un- iversity avenue. :30-Phi Sigma society meets in room P 173, Natural Science building. :30 -. Alpha Nu D...…
…GRILL fern Literature in F erio of Transition;. New Works To Come OUR IDEA OF KODAK PICTU . gilled Porterhouse Steaks '3o a.m.. to 1:30. pm. :*o p.m. to8 p.m. Huron St. Upstairs I_" in Stationover Rae Theatre a (By Stewart T. Deach) Among students of the 'preent-day fiction, there is perhaps no more in- teresting question than that which, concerns itself with the trend which literature is taking at the present time, and search as...…
…WCil CAMPAIGN e One) .ned from Pag societies which" li-ve 1 be presented to sub- theI i government at the time of the tation of the memorial, and in the museum in the base of atue in token of the amity of ro republics. In recognition ofj rvices in the, campaign, Sphinxl e given mention in this book,! ling to Registrar Hall. Committee Named Sphinx committee in charge of -ive is: Grattan L. Rourke, '21,' nan, John Henry, '21, Barry, '21, Hen...…
…5Jd-ILj1L I - -. ~-.- am The Other CollegesI committee represent- dramatic clubs at rking to raise money in ident body. y for build- ent for the have voted e dramatic' ews of Col- for a new AEN _ I, from Page Three) neet, and entries will il the starting of eachI ray any men who were rfor practice may be ht 'at 8 o'clock there will be ard free style swim and pre- .es in the 40 and 100 yard free end in the .60 yard back stroke. of time...…
… R'S GRILL al Grilled Porterhouse Steaks 1:3o a.-M.- o*1.30 p-m. 1:70o pamk. to8 p.ma. wwnuir r +rrii r rr rw r V. Huron St.- Upstairs nterurban Station,over Rae Theatre MITNEY THEATRE THURSDAY APRIL 1 rWA\LK[D. presents DOTH NGTON Y 01 J me "" U. U. 11' fq f dyofyVlorHand. L/OVE andc511A7MRT/IA WITH 7HE NEW YbPR/K COMPA NY AL YED.8 NONMT// I/v NEW YVkK 4 PRICES- $.75 to $2.00. MAIL NOW SALE TUESDAY I JE REASON WHY PEOPLE ANN ...…
…t . l ,11Vt1-11 V L --+- - - WHAT'S GOING ON I 1 gymnasium. A program will pre- A LL-CAMPUS STRAW BALLOT cede the dance. WILL RE ! ONDt'CTIED TOD AY I. I -1 THURSDAY 9 A. M.-Junior engineer assembly, room 348, Engineering building. Prof. David Friday will talk. 4:15-Hloover workers meet in room' 304, Union. ':00-Hllsdale college banquet at the Union. 6:00-Ambulance dinner at Ahe Un ion. 6:00-KaIaunazo Normal club dinner at the Union...…
…THE Mil DAILY .Ol A&-, THEM DAILY 1 IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN [CHIGAN HARRY B. HUTCHINS, LL.D., President . Cosmopolitan Student Community Eight Schools and Colleges LLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS-JOHN R. EFFINGER, Dean. rary and scientific courses-Teachers' course-Higher commercial course--Course anee-Course in !Forestry-Course in landscape design-All courses open to pro- il students on approval of Faculty. LLEGES OF ENGINEERIN...…
…rHE MICHIGAN DAIl. R1 IWHAT'S GOING ON I I (Continued from Page Seven) n hadn't goipe to war, they would w be regular sophomores or juniors. ice they did go and fight for their{ antry, thereby earning military dit, it is only right th'at Lney should exempt from wearing a freshman ue or pot after one semester. This one way we can show our appre- tion of what those who went 'over re' did for us." S. A. T. C. Gets Combined Credit But l...…
…PAGE EIGT Vullettn Washington, April 9. - The joint resolution declaring the. state of war with Germany at an end, and repeal- ing most of the wartime legislation was adopted today by the house. It now goes to the senate. The vote on the resolution was 243 to 150. Twen- ty-two Democrats joined the Repub- lican majority in supporting the reso- lution and two Republicans voted against its adoption. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -APRIL 10, 1920 ...…
…w nthe Tallring Dr. Butler ,Canvasses Middle West C1 es New York, April 21.-Nicholas Mur-C ii ]O L im ray Butler, president of Columbia uni- gg $1' rNaic versity, and a candidate for the Re publican presidential nomination, left' today witha .party Of supporters for a In an effort to combat the H. C. L. speaking tour of the Middle West. The in general, and the clothing profiteers first stop will be in Chicago tomor- in particular, thousands ...…
…is That :ontrast led Sunday With Coming Wed- hursday ns of almost o1p- a the legitimatel Ann Arbor this appear is th~e ae "bet's Go" t the Michigan1 a o r vvdto contain "the it girls in the Campus Boasts Of e Royal Cafi" (By H. C.) They say that the Royal Cate on the Piccadilly in London is the most cos- mopolitan eating place in the world- where men and 'women of 'different races mingle, and people of all stations in life meet on common grou...…
…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...…
…205, desk between 3 and 5 o'clock Fri- day. Members who have not paid for their buttons report there also. The Chicago representative of the Federal Board of Vocational Educa- tion will be in rom 301 of Univer- sity hall from !to 4 o'clock Friday afternoon to interview wards of the board. The Junior lit class will meet at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in room 205, Mason hall. Student council- man tie between Edward Kingsford and Donald Thorp wil...…
…Uziiv'r the use for lt otherwise herein. n, as second .trex. M. CAREY Atzer and only by efforts born of the g eatest loyalty can we succeed in securing the best material to be molded into college men and women. We must not think of the semester's end as a time for casting off all of the associations which have been dear to us throughout the school year. Rather we must con- sider vacation as a period when, detached from the necessity of gr...…
…Sy OCTOBER 5,1920 THE MICHIGAN DAILY BAG I j Every Michigan pr Reads The official campus newspaper where all campus notices and events are published. Follow Michigan's Football Team and other athletics through its columns. Know what's doing socially, and where to find it. Know You University Read Its Student Paper iais issue is given to you. Can you afford to miss the rest? Subscribe Now Read It Every Morning t …
…, 1920 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THORITIES ON FACUTY ROTER THE PROGRAM Sunday-Monday-Tuesday Majestic-"Right to Love," with Mae Murray and David Powell. Topics; Orchestra; Bnro pnn n"n ek" (CUNID RWS ATTENTION (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) 1 .usL .L n in Arcade-"Going Some," by found Prof. Francis W. Kelsey, who Rex Beach. Christie comedy. has just returned from abroad where Wuerth-William Farnum in he has been engaged in archi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FLASHES FROM THESUNDAY -MONDAY TUESDAY IN ANN ARBOR THIS WEEK SCREEN AND STAGE SWUERTH t~ 3EXTRAORD)INA FEA'TURES Continuous Show ADMISSION Adults 35 cents Children 10 cents ORCHESTRA .Organ Music (By Edwin It. Meiss)1 Even as Shakesp2eare alternated his heavy passages with humorous scenes, so the movies of Ann Arbor, having given us a week of thrillers and heart-breakers, come back ,this week with a great majority ...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1920 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Berea College Has New President taineers of the South to obtain an edu- Berea, Ky., Oct. 23.-Berea college, cation, inaugurated a new president which has enabled thousands of moun- here Friday. Don't fail to get your picture of this year s Football Tea~m We have individual pictures of all the players, too LYNDON & CO* Photographers to Michigan Students 710 N. University Ave TODAY'S...…
…"of ability he is given his degree and the burrough of Edgeworth a suburb °"IT.'of 1 Qis in position to accept a city mana- outside of Pittsburg, and later was H S - O U of M. Ra'. CI TYMANAGER gership. evdneoph toogns rmoed to the managership of a LEANTUESFYOURRah Asa vdneo h hruheslre iyin Penslvnioo Rah H( and possibilities of a course such as Harrison Gray Otis. upon comple- II I R'ITVi nhii Michigan! B I G H9N U this, we find that of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Why are you so Insistent Mr. Besimer' s Beefsteak Dinners are so Hard to -Equal Opposite b. U. R. Station Just Above Rae Theatre Cold W v "The Weather Mani Says So" LoO AT US fRain Coats-,-Bown and Black tLeat- hers-m-Sheep lined an~d Fur Colla- red Coats. We can show you a real line of Gordon Coats-- J. KARL MALCOLM 604 EAST LIBERTY STREET RARE BOOKS ON DRAMA VALUJABLE EDITIONS PLACED ON DISPLAY IN MAIN CORRIDOR (By P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U Athena Literary Society, Women's Oratorical Club Promotes Public Speaking For University Fair Sex I 1l 'ARCADE w 3 DAYS Commencing (By Anna McGurk,'20)1 The Athena Literary Society, theF only organization of its kind for wom- en on the campus, was started in 1917 by 12 charter members under the di-i rection and guidance of Mr. Ray K. Immel of the department of oratory. For many years before its establish-1 ment a r...…
…, r5~ll a t a~ dill Gaps in Varsity. Next Fall (By Harry B. Grundy) With one of the, most promising freshman football squads that has ever been turned out at the Univer- sity, the Wolverine students and alumni are justified in being optimis- tic over the outlook for next year. If Michigan's future on the gridiron may be predicted from the performance of the squad of 1924, it is safe to expect that her teams will not be lacking in quality, f...…
…JLY L 'rsity extension Service Offered to. ]'ichigan Cities colleges. The courses are divided into three groups: free lecture courses, lectures in series, and ex- sion courses for University credit. Three hundred of the free extension lectures are giyen each year. Last year there were 1,000 applications for the 300 lectures. Applications are filled in the order in which they are received. A great variety of topics is given in the list o...…
…extra LI 5k 19rn1 t t Extra I . VOL. XXXI. MINNESOTA FOOTBALL EXTRA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1920. PRICE FIVE CENTS -4a BU KEES, INDIANS TIE MICHIGAN GETS 3 POINTS IN FIRST HALF DETERMINATION TO-WIN LAST GAME Of SEASON EVINCED BY BOTH TEAMS SCORE BY QUARTERS MICHIGAN 1st 0 0 2nd 3 0 3rd 4th FINAL 0 0 3 MINNESOTA - 0 0 0 MINNESOTA WINS TOSS, KICKS OFF TO MAIZE AND BLUE STEKETEE MAKES FIRST SCORE ON FIEL...…
