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…LIl L I1 Gustus def. Baron, 6-1, 6-1; Hall def. Marentay, 6-2, .6-4; Robbins def. Orn- stein, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Clippert def. Cohn,; 6-2, 6-1; Dunakin def. Denhurder, 6-2, 6-1; Ackerman def. Stephens, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. ITH OHI SAET CK MI Campusl 1FIcet SPORT CALFNDAR In the second round Hall, 2589R, will play Robbins, 1422M. The result of another fraternity match has been turned in, Phi Sigma Delta defeating Alpha Tau Omega, two matches to one...…

…The Screen and amend- the existing abmitting the 'd of arbitra- existing con- Owing to necessary increases in the university budget for the academic year 1921-22, the tuition at Cornell has been increased to $250, beginning with the first term of next year. The tui- tion increase was made necessary by the fact that the university has used every cent available during the past few years for the payment of salaries, and it has not been possible...…

…I FESTIVAL NOTES. 1 .'u I Series! -I Violet Ingleright and Ralph Sarager, both' of the class of '21 of the Univer- sity School of Music, will give the firstj of the graduation recitals at 8 o'clock this evening at the School of Music. This evening's program is as fol- lows: Lungi del caradbene...........Secchi Nina ......... .....G. B. Pergolesi Per la gloria.................Boucina Ralph Sarager Sonata, Op. 22...........Schumann La .rasc...…

…to Page Three) en on the trip and experience gained n will aid him con- are problematical with the'odds slight- ly in favor of Ohio ini view of past performances. The oirtcome of the meet may depend to a large extent on these events, if Standish, Burk- holder, tand Douglas break even in their specialties the dashman, javelin, and high jump should swell Michigan points to a winning margin. Apricots! Apricots' Large size can fin heavy syrup for...…

…IIIUAN DAILY [it 1's pro- vin Lust," li All-star 7in "The News and -Norma Talmadge in Passion Flower." Holy :e comedy, Bray comic, [(inogram s. i-Vera Gordon in "Th~e est Love," Vanity Fair s comedy and Pathe Re- DuiMabel Norman in "The Princess."- Mermaid com- "Wedding Blues," and In- itional News. TIS WEEK Stage l(Detroit) -"Four Horse- of the Apocalypse," from famous book~ by Vincent 2o Ibanez. A motion pic- will wear one of those beauti...…

…THE 6..r%&a. . ....... .. Y. ...... . .. OFFICIAL BULLETIN I FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921. Number 149. ior Engineers: All Junior Engineers are requested to fill in the registration cards for class directory. Cards can be obtained from members of the committee n the Technic office. Cards must be in by Friday noon, May 6. A. J. STOCK. lege of Pharmacy: A meeting of the Faculty will be held on Friday afternoon, May 6, at 4, U. in Room 212 Chemistry...…

…'HER RNER rp hbI 111t43&rn ~1Ia4j ASOCIATEO PRESS DAPY AND) NIGJIT 1U1 SERV ICE TODAY r rr i r VOL. XXXI. No. 1484ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921. PRICE FIVE e _ 7 1 MIDDLE WESTERN CITIES WILL BE VISITED BY OPERA BASEBALL TICKER INSTALLED IN UNION TAP ROOM; SCORE BOARDS COMING WOiLVERINES I 1922 SLOW TO PLAY HERE OND WEEK OF DECEM- BER SEC- AMBITIOUS ITINERARY PROJECTED BY UNION Road trip to Twice Take Fourteen Le...…

…THE MICHIGAN AILY Jtrr 3iii . I tt . OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN blished every morning except Monday during the Univer- -ar by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS heAssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d' in this paper .and the local news published therein. itered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michig...…

…ISPORT ;ALENDAR tions splitting the singles, but Theta! MEDICS START INDEPENDENT Delta' Chi taking two out of three' INDOOR BASEBALL TOURNAMENT match as in 'doubles, and Sigma Nu de- I__ I - I I I I Thursday 3:30--Junior engineers vs. interclass baseball. junior litsI Final Work. i This will work out before depart- %y noon, where Buckeyes in a, about the State .aggregation but it is doubtful whether they could have developed a team...…

…ESTABLISHED 1818 MDISO4AVEf U-7 . FOR-T -s'FOWILTHTRZET' Telephone MIurray Till 8800 Our representative will be at the HOTEL STATLER, DETrROIT To-day, Tomorrow and Satuirday Mlay 5, 6 and 7 with samples of Ready-made Clothing Furnishings, .Hats and Shoes for Spring Send for "Clothe~s and the Hom"~ _____THE MICHIGAN DAILY promise of a great future. After her studies at Des Moines, Mrs. Alcock FESTIVAL NOTES went to New York andi pursued her wo...…

…ILECT BUNDLESTOA I I PROF. HUMPHREYS VISITING week visiting several high schools of to each high school in th HIGH SCHOOLS THIS WEEK the slate, including Battle Creek and least once every three year Jackson, for the purpose of examining that teaching methods may them for University certification. It is wised and that the Univers. Prof. Wilbur R. Humphreys, of the the custom of the Department of Edu- satisfied that the schools a English depart...…

… Lomen I be no Women's leagite ay afternoon of this1 :e for the Girls' Glee .eld at 7:15 o'clock to- ur gymnasium. -for dances this com- lare as follows: At lay-Mrs. Yates Adams; s Martha Hills; at the{ y - Mrs. F. P. Wdrd; *H. G. Berger. ion of Collegiate Alum- Marion L. Burton, will ning, May 7, from 7 to 9 o'clock, at the home of President Burton. Sen- iors are requested to wear caps and gowns. Athena Literary society will hold its second...…

…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY AT THE THEATERS, TODAY Screen Wldtney--D_. W. Griffith's pro- duction "Way Down East," with the full Griffith All-star c ast. Majestic;-Mae Murray in "The Gilded Lily." Pathe News and a Universal comedy. Arcade -Norma Talmadge In "The Passion Flower." Holy Smoke comedy, Bray comic, and Kinograms. Wuerth-Conway TearlIs n "So- ciety Snobs." Sunshine com- edy, "The Simps" and Univer- sal News. Orpheum-Tom Moore in ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ., . , Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN SWING-OUT TODAY FIRST .OF SENIOR GRADLTIATING EET (Continued from Page One) A. Gaines, '21, president of the Stu- dent council, and Ferd J. Petty, '21, president of the class. The lit wom- en will be led by Aletha Yerkes, '21, vice-president of the class, and Alicel Hinkson, '21. In case of rain the classes will as- semble in the building nearest to Bats Balls Mitts Gloves h rnr ~ ii~~irw ...…

…DCOOL r~~ I r Sw 43au 4be :43 - at PREL DAY AND NIG ' SEIRM 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. PRICE Sa NOTE TELLS RMANY TO MAKE 'FERS TO ALLIE ON UNKNOIWN FOIR SUDYEN SENDING AFTER LONG DELAY Aryan Sends 2,ooo Pamphlets Here Denouncing Menace of Darwinism LIN William Jennings Bryan has sent 2,000 copies of his pamphlet, "The Menace of Darwinism", to Ann Arbor for free distribution among students of the University. In ...…

… ..... SPAPER AOTHE UNIVERSITY OP MICHIGAN orning except Monday during the Univer in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ress is exclusively entitled to the use for s dispatch'es credited to it or not otherwise, and the local news published therein. stoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second iuilding, Maynard Street torial, 241 4. ed 3oo words, if signed,the sig- in pr int, but as an evidence of be published in The Daily...…

….. ... o ". .. ,. - . , .. ... .,, .. ., ., . .. . . . " . ,", ". .. 'fir - , ' , . . ,, .. ". -. .. . ;., .... E NINE REVENSE Againj APE rJOURNEY consist of each of the two men com- posing the teams playing two out of three sets of singles. In case one house has not won:both singles con- tests, two out of three sets of doubles1 will be played. SPORT CALENDAR Wednesday. 3:00--There will be a baseball prac- tice for soph lits at 3 o...…

…i"WAMMONOWNwiwo .00 qHT LUNCHES [N ARBOR BAR BOWL our beautiful combs for ;ts' Ball. Saunder's Hair INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS Miss Imogene Poole, head of the social service department at the Uni- versity hospital, gave a short talk to the service workers of the hospital yesterday afternoon. She spoke of the two types of hospital service work, the recreational and educational kind, and the intensive case work. She stressed ...…

…CANTOR ROUNDERS AR RI.c K D E T R O f T ICENTE 93LASCO IBANEZ HORSEMEN 7F THE APOCALYPSE At the regular meeting of the Wes- leyan guild at the Methodist church Sunday night officers were elected for the coming year. Edward T. Rams- dell, '23, ,was elected president; Les- lie Bettison, '22M, vice-president; Ruth Iing, '23, secretary, and Robert New- combe, '23, treasurer. Did you ever try using The Daily as a Shopping Directory? Satisfaction ...…

…25 cent -Adv. [nes! Sardines! Four cans for s this week at Schultz Grocery. 1 1 i IJLETIN 'I " 4, 1921. Number 147. s:. an important conference of the 'Deans at 10 o'cloek to- )xt year's budget will be discussed. Other offiers of the en invited individually to attend this conference. M. L. BURTON, President. .eeting of the Senate Council will be held Monday, May fice of the President. R. W. BUNTING, Secretary. last meeting of the Univer...…

…NTINUED ODAY 1 r Sijr 43Uf 4Iai4h AL PAY AM) M(~ SERRVI No. 146 I. d a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921, PRICE 3MINATES RTES FOR'B S5 ELECTIONI J. M. WINTERS 1EID T ALL PETITIONS MUST BE FILED BY SATURDAY Nominations Made for VIce-Presidents, Recording Secretary, and Councilman Nominations of 'candidates for president of the Union, five vce-pres- idents, recording secretary and stu- dent councilman-at-large, to be vo...…

…l it MICHIGAN .Y 1 Li MICHIGAN jy tt ai HIE UNIVERSITY 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 blication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second m~n...…

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…[I EGAN DAILY THlE WJITINEY fseat .reservations for the' of D. W. Griffith's. wonder' Wlay D~own East," opened orning, at the box office of *theatre and are selling' presentations begin nextj ight and continue daily pith matinees in the after-, ightly for, the remaining "Way Down East" is a tof that delightful storyo land rural life which Lot- ,rker and Joseph R. Gris- familiar upon the Ameni-, overing a period of more; e. By Griffith's tre...…

…i M md has y at the y accept will be nittee on Student it body has also invitation issued .mittee of the con- was effected so ni may have suffi- onventions to holg s on convention as they are out of serve to, keep the ich with the stu- wia-Statistics show that not one of ten students in the university from out of the state, while less one per cent of the graduates are ggners. 'Out of 4,249 students, 3,- 3re natives of the state. rthwestern...…

…mul - ! EM GOES Booklets which were prepared by FOR CORNELL the student council, and which ex- plain the significance and the working ecame effective of the honor system were 'distributed ast Monday un- to the students of the entire univer- committees who sity. The classrooms have been plac- charge of main- arded with signs which rdad as fol- Dr in all e lows: "Where each one has honor, ge has elected all have honor". to carry out the r col...…

…iced States may be compiled. He be- lieves that the work will bring aboutI better communication and under- standing among the students and will enable the leaders of affairs, both in dents best train portant undertak moted from time .a, to -locate stu- Have you lost anything that you r service in im- I prize very highly? The Classified that will be pro- columns of The Michigan Daily are me. I always ready to serve sou.-Adv. ect Crime," pr...…

…I BULLETIN O TI FESMAN CONTESTS FAVORED TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921. Number 146._ lent Affairs: / ;he Committee on Student Affairs will be held in Dean m 2, University Hall, on Wednesday, May 4, at 4:15 p. m. J. A. BURSLEY. last meeting of tle University Senate for the academic. 1 be on Monday, May 16, at 8 p. m. in Room C, Lawv JOSEPH L. MARKLEY, Secretary. L. will address the Physics Colloquium on Tuesday, May cs building, at 4:30 p. m., on...…

…* 1 -o SEQriNN flI uu ONE I Iad ASSOCIATE PR-ES VOL. XXXI. No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,' SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921. PRICE FIVE 549000001VOTED FOR UIVER SITY BU1ILDING NEEDOS COMMITTEE DEADLOCK ENDED BY COMPROMISE EARLY SATURDAY GOVERNOR AND SENATE AGAINST PROPOSED CUT Bill as Passed Grants $2,250,000 a Year For Period of Two Years As the last business of the 1921 regular session and following an all- night meeting, the Michigan state leg- islat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning exceptGMonday during the Univer year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TheAssciaedPres is exclusively entitled to the use for ubl cation of al news dispatches credited to it or nt otherwie dited in this paper and the local news published therein. entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as secon...…

…i NOTICE ELECTION NOMINATIONS - -i E erfection try ne chocolate nougat bar. 11 If the following organizations do not pay their bills to the 1921 i Michiganensian immediately they will be denied space in next year's issue. Cabinet \club, Delta Sigma Rho, Griffins, Girls' Glee club, Sch. of Music, Galens, 1921 Pharmics, Sigma Delta Chi Stylus, Student Christian association, Triangles,- ' Westerners club. E. R. SUNDERLAND, Business Manager...…

…1 I-1 , !iVA Y 4 1 DO YOU SUPPOSE s i I i OBTAIN SOME OF WAIN'S TUTTLE'S /iews of the Campus and Huron River for your M-Book. 'specially careful serrice in im developing and printing for amateurs '13 E. UNIVERSITY AV. I I IISALWAYS CROW DED? Courteous and satisfactory TRE~ATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small.. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital xnd Surplus, $625,000.00 Resources...........…

…SUPPLEMEIT FEATURES THEATRES LITEIURY SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION I XUF l r4 ir4i3 t t 43tttl SECTION TWO .. ., -' rri rlr rrr irirrrr irtw . XXXI. No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921 PRICE --, ..E HE D I-THIRTY YEARS OL; ~ ..,,",.a., ,..w. . .. {WIWfI w 4 11"A Y z i: s N 1 I \r,''4 t I + :« 0+"' 7 'U' p~~u5M~. '# ;::. N .t . , PUBLICATIONS' OFFICES-1. The Pressroom where The Daily is printed....…

…, y Sunday as a supplement to vs section of The Michigan must be in the hands of the sday previous to the date of on. ationsaor contributions must indication of good faith. Seen On The Stage=-=m Screen (By Edwin R. Meiss) "Way Down East," the picture of D. W. Griffith's which has played to record-breaking houses in the leading theatres throughout the country, hasi been scheduled by the Whitifey to play in Ann Arbor next Thursday, Friday, >r...…

…[DAILY A 7rter Remarks About 01 Him Who Seeks (Continued from Page One) J er1 brows who expect the Daily to lead campus thought and culture upwara: and onward at a Man o' War gait. Perhaps the most interesting com-c plainer'is the gentleman who bears al Jr. after his name and is much cha-1 grined some morning to see himselfl listed on the sub-committee for the! relief of the starving Aztecs as justf plain John Doe. He goes in the sameI pig...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aroused By Editorial ment On Criticism Of Rankin -t---------- ..,. - a few ial e: n edi- clusively to criticism; Frank Harris upon who, as a London editor, was the first ikin's to recognize and make use of the tal-' f the ents of Shaw, Wilde, and Kipling, says, H. L. "He will see for himself and state rs of what he sees without fear or favor. mauni- Only one or two journalists of this calibre are given to any country in...…

…THE MICHICGAN DAILY i In nnn nnn mi-r nr tmrnnu rnv arrt oPf t. ,-rinf,.r on in, rox- If- XOIIANGE (OF AIWEI ARMfY RIC. Coblenz, April 14.-(B pay of a second lieut American army on the]R alent at present rates of t a of M r h l I c.salary is 33,000 francs. tenant in the American jALgil! Doranicai jie s y g*U Uz11,11 UH p1 1n,111m11mrN muera e LUUUU U uIVIHR pert s including labor leaders, range T4,10h fom 3 .0001.000 to 5,000.000 person...…

…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY .. ; . " - " f t - O - fi 4 t. , ., ': ." + r . iJ ' .~.. ... .. "- , ,, _ ,'" . ii ii ir / > eriw iii +w l i i n . rrriYrwr r r. ..rMr+a s BEATS BIG IAJELIN MARK FROM THE SIDELINES By Bob Angell M M Ler Runs Half Mle Time; Losch Does 100 In 10 Flat in y field was t a scene of a meet among the members of the ine under squad Saturday aft- . oach Farrell used all the1 r events in priming his men for .al meet wit...…

…_TlE MICHIGAN DAILY . -., - M- I I i LInIIIIU l RACE igton Passes Indians in For American League Honors Fight PITTSBURGH RETAINS FIRM' GRIP ON FIRST IN NATIONALS Wth .the third, week of the big leagues completed a new team has gained first place honors in the Am- erican league. Washington, by de- feating New York every game but one during the past week went into the top position on Friday when Cleveland lost to Chicago by a 1-0 score. Th...…

…HIGAN DAILx &~ T. . ....... OFFICI I' SUNDAY, M o All Members of the Faculties and A General Faculty Meeting will b at 4:15 p. in., in the Auditorium of At this time a statement will ber gislative campaign and plans for n Thile no final decisions in regard to t rehensive building plan can be made, ons which all of us' should underst re, that we have a large and represe ommittee on Student Affairs: A Meeting of the Committee on s ursley...…

…WEATHER AND COOLER TODAY I 5k- 1 II3 ati I- DAY AIfl N1l BERMY s VOL. XXXI. No. 144. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921. PRICE . ON DEPARTMENT MADE OF RHETORIC AND JOURNALISM ACTION RESULT OF PETITION NEWSPAPER MEN, OF STATE BY SOPH LITS DANCE a AT UNION TODAY Arrangements are complete for the soph lit dance at 2:30 o'clock this aft- ernoon in the Union. The number of tickets is limited to 215 and a capaci- ty crowd is ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :r4tgatn ailg FICIAL NEWSPAPER 0 ATHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN shed every morning except Monday during the Univer- by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ion of all news dispatches credited to it} or not otherwise n this paper and the local news published therein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second :er. ripti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n e. r' -" n . - " n " 1. : f .. ;., .. . " . . ... / . :. ., . , ,: ," v " ^.. r .; ' i .. .. r - , .. ." x ... . n ,.. .... .." "p ' ' 4 Wr .r . . W 4 ' " " ~' . v n " + } - r ne' a. , RITY OPPOSES )TRE DAME NINE' 'ance Will Probably Be Fisher's hoice to Open Game Against Catholics VERINES PLAY PURDUE AT LAFAYETTE ON MONDAY arteen members of the Varsity all team, Coach Ray Fisher, Man- Don Porter, and Athletic Di-...…

…dlHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~-- - Ls - " W.C,'A" ONFERENCE Cabinet members of the Y. W. C. A. of the Farrand training school for nurses at Harper. hospital, Detroit, will meet with the-cabinet of the local unit of the Nurses' Y. W. C. A. today and tomorrow. Miss Marguerite Stuart, secretary in central field for profes- sional women, Miss Anna McClaskey, an instructor in the training school, and Miss Stella Dueringer, student secretary of the Det...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRARY WORK OFFERS C OPPORTUNITIES, SAYS The Screen y place But X'S I LUNCH STREET id Packard (Continued from Page Two) future in librarianships for the well trained man or woman who is willing to work," says Librarian Bishop. People interested in library work as I a career can get information by writ- ing to Sarah Bogle, assistant secretary of the American Library association, 78 East Washington street,'Chicago, Ill....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAllY YI IAlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921. Number 144. versity Senates The next and last meeting of the University Senate for the academic r 1920-1921 will be on Monday, May 16, at 8 p. m. in Room C, Law JOSEPH L. MARKLEY, Secretary. ap Davis Notice: Owing to the absence of a number of students on Saturday, April 30th, se who are interested in work at the mess, first session, will see Mr. 'arlan at ...…

…NGEIN RE r~fritjan tl IhAY ANO 'S'K IM"f11t t" XXX 143. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921. PRICE FI 5 NOMINATED BY ENDORSEICWEARING Five men were nominated by the board of directors of the ihletic as- Ssociaton forthe offices of student. V I I t LI members of the Board in Control of D1, AL ll IIL LIS Athletics at a meetings yesterday aft- ernoon. The five men selected will be; p laced on the Al-campus Ballot May VARSITY CA...…

…k '. i FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN lished every morning . except Monday during the Univer- - by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news published therein. ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ftter. scription by carrier ...…

… r " ; .._. . . . . ; ., "." . .. " ." ... . . - .. .. , " " ' .. _ " . ., '" iJ,3 t . . "' ._ . ,, ,. . .. .. ... . . : .. .... ... . .- :,. ". .. ,... . . _ . .. ,. .. :, N 19 F' I p . VARSITY HUMBLES FIRST YEAR NINE Coach; Fisher's Outfit Leads Mather's fearlings by Score of 7.3 at - End of Fifth VARSITY LINEUP SHOWS SEVERAL NEW PLAYERS Varsity and freshman nines clashed clashed for the first time this year yesterday afternoon. At the...…

… ...' j 1T to #er E - Arbor sBank ' ilrpIhy;'tenorwill be one IT Ii i ,i L I. A.LW~AYS QWDTjD?, Iincorporated Capital and Surplus,62,000. .- orthwest or. a n uron 6 ',ZL u r K 4 L .tl t '~i '~. ;!J.2 I-~ I i ~~' d,. .. ,f1 ', i.f 1(,1K' ; ia' =fL 7J4/7 , 1) ' Si C S tI f1gts'ffi the performance of thew EliJah" on Thursday night of the May Festival week. His work has won esteem both in this country and abroad. He -is successfu...…