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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;. .. nrrrii rn iri.rr rrrrrrir i r r rrmr ... Mop= ---,.- : ' N. ," ". .., Qs a .- ., ,. .. ... ;. ~ .. .. .. .. .. , .. . . , ., .-. .. .- ." w -- I ITY FAVORED CHICAGO MEET f -7- -I Will Be the Opponents-of Wolverines Last homeI MICJ{GAN DOPED TO WIN EASY VICTORY IN DUAL CONTEST Michigan students will have their one opportunity of the year to wit- ness the Varsity track team in com- petitive action on S...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Suey nain open Courteous and satisfactory TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus, $625,000.00 Resources ......... 6,000,000.1) 707 North University Ave. Northwest Cor. Main & Huron .1 summer Tung] tary '_ Lo EDISON NOW HAS A9 NEW OUESTID0NA1IE Latest Quiz Runs from Attar of Roses to Location of Thyroid Gland TEST IS UNREP...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -....r. rton Gets us Lamb;" Al 11Upsetl In a history quiz one warm morn ing last week an instructor was ex- plaining the eccenticities of the Brit- ish cabinet system to a class of extra sleepy freshmen in Tappan hall. The instructor was waxing eloquent when the air was disturbed by a most ex- traordinary "Blaaaaaaa!" The instructor stopped and his sharp eye swept the class, but strange as it seemed to him, the members w...…

…a Washington candy, 90c a lb. Want anything? If you want what very Friday. Tice's, 117 So. you want, when you want it, use a .-Adv. Want Ad in the Michigan Daily.-Adv.. of the May, Dexter, Friday, Use Classified advertising and sell Hague Park Orchestra.-Adv. your miscellaneous articles.-Adv. STEAMSHIP TICKETS'.. TO ALL, FOREIGN COUNTRIES THE MICHIGAN DAILY Chaperones for the dances this week end will je as fOUlows: Union-Fri- da, Mrs, Yates...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ------------------ I- EAD INSS Where, Seniors? NIGH T CEREMPN IES Where, 4 where are the grave old where :re the grave ol where are tIe grave ol Where, Where, O where are the foolish, fool- ish faculty? Safe now in their trundle beds. ThtY've -one out from oe's and the Orient, They've gone out from Joe's and the Orient, gone out from Joe's and the Orient, Safe now in their trundle beds. and Mrs. George Burke will act...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY I flllT~lE~h jhfflflfk jthese events on Saturday afternoon.1 ft U IIIIJNR ~r ni~ Shot put-Flora, Mulder, Muskegon; + 90 1TIO ILI ORTSMox tta Toldo Scott; Steenek, De- trit Southeastern; Fulher, Fox, De- DAIL OFICIL B LLETN ATEROONtroit Central; Simpson, Miller, John- Volme FRDA, MY 2, 921 Num er 61 INEHSHOA5JC M ET ston, Detroit Northwestern; Coe E voumeI FIDA, MA .95 121.Nua~er 61. INTRSCHLISIC EET Jefferson high; Bebean,...…

…rNNAfBriIG an?&zitg ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921. ... big inning wasa necessary yeste I defeat of thes 6 to 3. In thisi olverines combi k to make five r 'atholics' lead of '. with which to ontinue the lon lue victories. Uterltz Start to the sixth Mi just two singl Castner, but 1 d the best rally , safely over sec d, and Perrin sa Jehigan runners Shackleford, K ingled in succe i the first ball runs across an enebach doubled, th...…

…in mind; the editorial side goes out to make the staff, and eventually to reach the position of manag- ing editor. And above all there is a real pride in The Daily, - a pride of teamwork. With an en- dowed and supervised newspaper, there would be, no really responsible positions open to students, and competition would disappear. Under such condi- tions ,The Daily would become in essence a faulty bulletin, instead of a student administrated new...…

… ml' i IN HIGH SCHOOL .1 YYI Y MMM YYYIYYYYYYYY iYIY lYYM YY IYIYYY W YY 1 I YYYY YI I Y YYYIIIYYYYYMIIIYY YYYY Y 1 ER MEN IT[ TITLE nd Lafayette, Ind., Are of, State Schools EnteredJ HEATS IN ALL FRIDAY AFTERNOON Ive sent.in Michigan's track and field meet. The entry list is smaller than usual this year due to oJher Conference schools holding their interscholastics either this- week or the week following. Because of this fact onl...…

… CHIGAN DAILY Soph Engineers Frolic and Sing At arton Dam An innovation in class functions HAWAII UNIVFRSITY OFFERS RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPf With a stipend of $1,200, a research fellowship is being offered through the University of Hawaii by the Ha- waiian Pineapple Packers' association. ATTEND] )NFER- was put to test Tuesday night when Applications will be received from ey, '02L, and JackI n appointed repre- University to the educational con...…

…ozvedgments to 1f JOURNAL RUNS ARTICLES BY THREE MICHIGAN MENi ?Say, this us Le is Man war! PROF. OF PATON DESCRIBES WAYS{ MEASURING BUSINESS INCOME l TALK ABOUT being. 4 * * QUICK ON the trigger. ONE OF our salesmen. ' ONCE SAW a man, ROLL A cigarette. AND STOP to light it. * * * JUST THEN a piece. OF FINE French pastry. * * * (YOU KNOW the kind. IN THE one-arm joints. THEY CALL 'em "sinkers.") FELL ABOUT ten stories. FROM THE lunch-b...…

…£ 1 AL £V5&...L 4 JJ l~ £...raL i -- will be 40 new girls living in the dor- AINED mitory next year. house Dance of the May, Dexter, Friday, to all May 20. Hague Park Orchestra.-Adv. to the rear to' Did you ever try using The Daily as attend a Shopping Direct y? Satisfaction is at your command i you patronize our There advertisers.-Adv. WOMEN HEAR ADDRESS ONl COMMUNITY WORKI PHASES OF SOCIAL WORK SENTED BY MISS CHEEK PRE. -1 I. c I ...…

…____________________________________________________ i.1~ Rare Books Displayed at Alumni Hall s Rare copies of old books and mis- e cellaneous manuscripts will be on dis- - play in the gallery of Alumni Mem-' y orial hall this afternoon. These books' and manuscripts have been brought1 - by A. M. Todd, 'of Kalamazoo, to be, d shown here in s connection with the - Todd collection of paintings. - l- Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv. FOUR BALI...…

…YIIiIM r. 1 p IrY l lrw 11 Y1M nYY wr w MI Y MrY /YYIII Y .nr OYirMY L7e. ILLETIN Y 19, 1921. Numlber 160. will be held Thursday at 12:15 o'clock, at / MARCUS L. WARD. roup, Camp Davis: s, Transportation Manager, will be in the instrument of Surveying, from 1:30 to 5 p. in., Thursday, May 19, Saturday morning, May' 21, ate which times he should y student, so that final arrangements may be made for 4rbor to Camp Davis. C. T. JOHNSTON. uln...…

…,, i., kr Swp 4:Iai I ASS I DYERS DAY AND NIE SERTI V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 1921. PRt CE hRC .. ;HT. GIVEN TIC IOCK 3onfire; NEW t FACULTY MEMBERS OF UNION AND PUBLICATIONS BOARDS ANNOUNCED BOARD IAL FREE MOVIE [OWS-AT 10O'CL en Will Burn Caps in B Disciplinary Measurles , to Be Allowed Four faculty men were appointed by President Marion L. Burton at the meeting of the University Senate Mon- day night to ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the Univer- year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OP THE ASSocIATED PRESS Tha Associated Press is exclusively' entitled to the use for blicationoof all news di4 athes credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second bscttription by carrier or mail, $s.o. Ofice...…

… __ .. . II i -,1J'.; ,, : .... " " f ." " .;,:r . * li.i _...... S TEAM LEAVES ITEASTERN MATCHES tell meet the Wolverines. Fisher is the fourth player. Big Day at Cornell Saturday is Spring day at Cornell,{ and in addition to the tennis matches AR with Michigan the Red crew rows against Princeton, and the baseball left team takes on Yale. nts This trip is one of the most am- of bitious ever planned by the Varsity ntic tennis team,...…

…Directory? Satisfaction is mmand if you patronize our .-Adv. E AR m R LG Uf. . PAT VFF. HEEL WALKING SHOES t outdoor Walkover for Women. ly a sport Sbce but worn by womren e for city wear. Made with the. new Ile pattcrns in black and bicvn calf. PRICE $10.00 )ver .Ioot Shop South Main Street It ; I LASIFITHIS N ACLOSES ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. LOST AND FOUND A jewelled basket shaped pinf day night, also a pair of long- gloves Sunday. Ple...…

…______ ThEMICHIGAN DAILY . a ,.Thom- )n. Also "The The Tex- dy, "The rnational PORTRAIT OF DEAN VAUGHAN IS GIFT OF SENIOR MEDIT4S The senior medical class will pre- sent, as its gift to the University, an enlarged portrait of Dean Victor C. Vauhan, of the Medical school. The picture is of considerable size and will be placed in the Medical building. For its gift, the senior homoeop class has also chosen a picture. It will be a large frame...…

…THE MICHIGAN AILI .. i. FICIAL BULLETIN ESDAY, MAY 18, 1921. Number 159. o the Deans: 'e will be a conference of the Deans today at 10 a. m. . M. L. BURTON, President. h Club, University of Michigan: account of the conflict with the opening concert of the May Festi- Research Club will hold its May meeting on the evening of the :ead of the 18th. H. H. BARTLETT, Secretary.; Faculty: regular weekly meeting will be held Thurgday at 12:15...…

…I SW oan 4,atg.. If i ..r... VAT R :. 158. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921. PRICE FIV o .. I , 11Tqh T OTORYI TWO DOUBLES MICHIGAN HITS IN , PITCHING JCKEY E HIT arsity Has Game Own Way From First Inning; no Scoring After Sixth (By T. W. Sargent, Jr.) Columbus, Ohio, May 16.-Sensa-- onal pitching by Dixon, combined ith heavy clubbing and perfect field- g, brought Michigan a 5 to 0 vic- ry over Ohio State' here to...…

…during the Univer- Publications. D PRESS itled to the use for it or not otherwis lished therein. Michigan, as second iidingMaynard Strt. rial, 2414. d 300 words, if signed, the sig- in pi*t*but as an evidence of e published in The Daily at the - or mailed to The Daily office. eive no consideration. No mnan- ; writer incioses postage. ily endorse the sentiments ex- ill not be received after 8 o'clock ...GEORGE O. BROPHY JR. ...Chesser Mw CamT...…

… /S ." ... .. . . -a. .. , .. ... . : ° . U embers of both the Illi- igan track teams were .on for the meet last horoughly evinced by marks that were hung esting athletes. most outstanding fea- remarkable high jump- dom, even in an inter-j t, where 20 or more e, that three men are six feet or over. But ms are able to enterl t can jump this height le short of remarkable. t equal his highest leap, rprised critics by going a half higher ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ 3eks ' lips WON~ ltd i r an xs : :+ ": s: spa File Watch0es ,Atte4tv te liornian's Thn o 2 45 Secondk AI _CCEP"TE, .RECOM AVILL I PASS THREE WORLI) TIMES Los Allgeles, Mayi 16.-Five watches, "frozen" at the7 fifth second mark,. Which deniotes the time](,made by youngI 'Zaragueta" To, Play In Oetromt Memb1ers of -the cast of "Zaragueta,"' the Spanish comedy which wvas pre- ,vented by the Sociedad Hisp~anica last Thu,,rsda...…

…4 DAILY AL;4 AV4A%.ol IAA DAILY 'oach Farrell Believes California M4ORY OF SON~ In commemoration of the birthday >f his son, Richard N. Hall, who wa tilled in action in France in 1916, Di Louis P. Hall, df the Dental school vill give a garden party at 4:3( 'clock tomorrow afternoon, at his yes. dence, 1530 Hill street. All members of the'Richard N. Hal' ost of the Veterans of Foreign War. ire invited to attend in uniform, ant hose who wis...…

…MICHI AL' .3' MICH AIL -galumnae editor, Carrie Fairchild, '21, ng, 'Pntngs and business manager, Helen Mac- rartha Cook A nnual Dougall, '21. A benefit dance was given ~May 6 for the purpose of rats- - iing funds toward the cost of the an- Swill b An aluinae section composedInual _ . z of Chic vaar :s o me as vill be an article' architecture, and rt Scranton, the nd designed thel also be a sketch' being planned by landscape artist ...…

…~DAIJ AT ION"l FOR IE TREAT TODAY ERS ers' as- the Un- abers of * repre- Guild of . This Jay and acert by go Sym- ay eve- ' Screen Majestic -Topics. "Moonshine," a Mermaid comedy with "Ham" Hamilton. Douglas McLean in "The Home Stretch." "The Famous Filipino Seven," and, Elliot Dexter in "The Witching Hour." Arcade - William S. Hart in "O'Malley of the Mounted," Mack Sennett comedy and Kiflo- grams. Wuerth - Mary Pickford in "Through th...…

…DAILY la&a , ".. .."" i FICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921. Number 158. bers of the University: bers of the University Facultiep and the Students are cordially o the Formal Opening of the Loan Exhibition of Recent Acquisi- the A. M. Todd Art/Collections in Alumni Memorial Hall from 8 o'clock; Tuesday Evening, May the seventeenth. M. L..BURTON, President. of the University: Ann Arbor Art Association announces an exhibition of Pictur...…

…2r4o litp ASSOCIATED PRCEE S~FR Ai wl Vl ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1921. OIL AWARDS CONTES j 9 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ALL GAME SENIORS CARRY ON OLD SING CUSTOM d P TRACK QUAD, 82-53 T BASEBALL, AND EAVY BATTING OF STARS AT PLATE IS AIDED TEAM- BY AMS MAKE GOOD MARKS MEET; SIMMONS MICHIGAN STAR First Places; Captain Butler Wins 440 and Takes in Half; Wesbrook Wins Pole Vault; Walker Jumps 6 Feet, 2 3-8 Supposedly grave ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY axe~ RSITY except Monday during the Univer- trol of Student Publications. E ASSOCIATED PRESS exclusively entitled to the use for tcis scredited to it or not otherwise local news published therein. at Ann r, Michigan, as second $~3.50. ,ling, Maynard Street. al, 2414. 300 words, if signed, the sig- ptint, but as an evidence of published in The Daily at the r mailed to The Daily office. e no consideration. No man-, riter ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, C A E Any women interested in work as waitresses at Gration Inn, near Port Huron, for this summer should call Helen Munger, phone 1322-M. Wyvern will hold its next meeting at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Alpha Phi house. A Gale of Fun in the Ofing! Boston Summer Hotel Open to Girls Stuart club, of Boston, Mass., will be open as a summer hotel for wom- en guests, according to information received at the offi...…

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…THE MICHIGAN r UBhi WILL lMEY MONDAY NIGHT A visit to the home of President Marion L. Burton, and 11 sororities and dormitories, is the plan of the Combined Music clubs of the Union, for their annual spring .serenade to- morrow evening. The tradition which' was established .under the old Glee and' Mandolin clubs is to be followed again this year. The serenade takes place this year 10 days before the musical and vaude-j ville program whi...…

…TEI t DA 601 i BULLETIN , MAY 15, 1921. Number 157. i versity Senate 16, at 8 p. m.' for the academic in Room C, La* JOSEPH L. MARKLEY, Secretary. erature, Science and the Arts - Administrative Board: 1 be a special meeting of the Board Monday afternoon, May in the Dean's office to consider the -report of the compmittee onsider the question of a revision of the present freshman m. A. G. HALL. iecords: ry students who are planning to...…

…SUPPLEMENT FEATURES THE TRES LITERARY SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION £fr iwn ~atiI VOL. XXXI. No. 157. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1921. T The "moderns" And the New Trend in American Literature By G. D. E. During the past few months I have presented and recommended several books of the modern, realistic school; books by Sherwood Anderson, by Drei- ser, by Knut Hamsun, and books by the eritics, Mencken and the late Huneker. In addition,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY : I Bait* P { 4 SUNDAY FEATURE SECTION ublished every Sunday as a supplement to regular news section of The Michigan ly. ontributions must be in the hands of the or by Wednesday previous to the date of red publication. 11 communications dr contributions must igned as an indication of good faith, iday Editor....Joseph A. Bernstein Assistants Jkon I. Dakin Thomas H. Adams W. W. Ottaway Byron Darnton rary Edito...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA -. 1 AsK"'~' (By E. . M.) A PHANTOM OF DELIGHT (Not directed at Mr. Wordsworth) She was a phantom of delight A glow that made his whole world bright, He followed her from work that night. With graceful tread she crossed the street, A nymph quite good enough to eat,' He followed her in close retreat. Like 'music, yet without a sound, Her feet seemed scarce to touch the ground, He followed her like faithful hound. He ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ .. a On The ire-Screen case which tests his strength of char- acter to the utmost. There is some exceedingly good broncho-breaking in the film, in fact fifteen minutes of it, thus giving O'Malley the chance to get a wonderful clue. As we said before in the case of Bill Hart, if you like (By Edwin L. Meiss) glas McLean opens the week at ajestic in "The Home Stretch," ry of race track happenings is extremely entertain...…

…Sit' 4 4:3ait zzi , ,e ASOI~ATEI) I - ES A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1921. PRICE FIVE CXNTS 29 Classes Plan 4(eunion On June 28; '71_Representatives Oldest ILL ONT iE ) KILLED FIGHTING Members of 29 classes will assem- ble here on June 28 for the annual class Reunion day. The oldest class to be represented is that of '71, which, expects to have every living member here for its meetings. Out of the 67 who graduated with ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BA' art ilg WSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN morning except Monday during the Univer- A in Control of Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED, PRESS Press is exclusively entitled to the, use for we dis atches credited to it or not oth erwise and te local news published therein., ostoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second t the stret. nunications not to exceed 3oo words, if signed, the Big- t necessarily to appear...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U " : " .r._..., i .... FAVORED T VARSITY stance Runs, Weights, Give Indians Edge Today VS COUNTED ON FOR FIRSTS IN 100 AND 220 Ilinois strength in the distance runs, weight events, and the two jumps make the Orange and Blue al- most certain winners in the meet at Urbana today. Michigani athletes must extend themselves to equal the marks that Illinois made in the Notre Dame meet last Saturday. Simntons seems ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUNDS ESTAB51ISRED FtO UVERSTYE roit alumnae of Collegiate Sor- are presenting a loan fund forj r girls to the University. Th ipal, at present $1!X, is to be I to -rom time to tume. ioans Sb1 admi istered y the Presi tne' desii of women a a thurd cerson to be ch n by the donors. Mortarxoard, s or women's hon- orary society, has a fund of $153 which they are preparing to increase and nac for loaning .c University women. ...…

…THE L lCHIIGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILY AfF ' WWU, fI ENGIN~EERS SET MAY 17 AS DATE OF ANNUAL OUTING S U 6 WAY DOWN EAST I dramatic ra comn- dames in the final wn before this srisen from ob- among the finest st December he Otello with the any and scored a him the sensa- Sophomore engineers will hold their annual outing Tuesday, May 17, on the Edison company's property at Barton Dam. The entire class will assemble at 5 o'clock on T...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,a ..- . , _. i L BULLETIN MAY 4, 1921. Number 156. t ence and the Arts - Administrative Board: ial meeting of the Board Monday afternoon, May n's office to consider the report of the committee question of a revision of the present freshman A. G. HALL. St ate Committee for Michigan will selet; sity and of the colleges of the State and lip for 1922. A scholar elected for that Oxford in October, 1922. The Univer- o...…

….tr 5a :Iait rUJRE DtAY ANDP S.E: ANN, ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921. PRICE FlY s UNIONBUT RMINING IS NAR.. 1IAC.- T * RUS ELECTED HEAD . OF ORATORICAL ASSO. Other Winners Also Decided in Tot. E aling of Ballots Cast Wed- nesday. By a pluraity of 113 .votes, Emer- son Swart, '2E, was chosen presi- dent of the Union at Wednesday's All-campus election, the issue being In doubt for 14 hours after the close of the polls, the na...…

…atIII~ Published every' morning except Monday during the Univer- Aity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER O THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Teb Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ;republication of all news disath~s credited to it or not otherwie credited in this paper and the local news published therein-. SIttered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second Qles mtter. Subscrtiption by carrier er ma...…

… \.~r 4~ ". .. r . . . ". ,. ., r . IRM-- 0 __I OFf MEET Chance of Victory Poor with Team Weakened by Injuries and Illinois Strong CRUIKSHANK COUNTED ON FOR MAJORITY OF POIN TS Final practice for the track meetl with the University of Illinois, which will be held on the Urbana track to- morrow afternoon, was held Thursday when the menappeared to limber.up, and keep in top condition for com- petition. With the exception of the weight men ...…

…CAN DAILY OUNCE RULES, TEAMS OR SPRING CONTESTS (Continued from Page 1) following men will pull for the more lightweigtht leamn in the -war today: D. W. Gilbert, P. own, N. A. Croxton, H:. Erwing, Atte, W. Chase, H. Dressu, P. , . Ziden, L. Doren, R. Drags, miners, P. Fortune, J. Osborn, ller, G. Masters, J. Hasburger, tline, J. McLachlan, J. Donahue, alls, R. Orary, "F. Kniff en, H. P. Oamidnter, C. Jeward, W.. ather, H. iHunt, J. Wishier, ...…

…'~ . - .AG FIV , CIGAN D AILY FESTIVAL NOTES M1AI)E( ITEMvi with its U ed First year class: Proper 5 o'clock, Saturday, June 11; 2 to 6 o'clock, Monday, June erty I, 2 to 5 o'clock, Wednes 15; Contracts 1 and 2, 8.to1 Friday, June 17; Crimes, o'clock, Monday, June 20; T 12 o'clock, Wednesday, Jun Second year class: Equit 2 to 6 6'clock, Tuesday, Jun dence, 8 to 12 o'clock, Thurs 16. Electives: Agency, 2 to Friday, June 10,; Constituti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r nd Co., will oe Shop,'Tuesday 2673-M for ap- m Flakes, 15 cent pkg. now 10 , at Schultz Grocery on State Adv. rtha Washington candy, 90c a lb. every Friday. Tice's, 117 So. St.-Adv. Martha Cook Juniors Honor Seniors Seniors at Martha Cook building were entertained at dinner last night by the Juniors. Candy corsages were presented to the seniors and stunts were given for their amusement be- tween the courses of the din...…