PAGE SIX" THE MICHIGAN DAILY.

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SW A INthe finest Colleciion of Views e ve r taken of
SW A IN Hand-Colored Prints and Ealargenients made to
Z13 E. Univ. Ave. order. Drop in and see his work.
How's This ?
We will emboss a single gr two-letter monogram in any
color, onl any stationery, without charge for the use of
the die. We carry over i,ooo Combination Die3 in
stock. This enables us to giv-e you One Dfay Service.
We also carry the finest stock
of Stationery i 11 t h e city.
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Phone 1404 112 S. Main Street
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REPEAT MAWON LECTURE
IN YPSILANTI AUDI)TORIUIM TO-~
IHT
Elditor The Michigan Daily:
I want to ;rove notice through your
columns that the lecture to be given
at the Pease auditorium in Ypsilanti
this evening by IDr. Hunsbergr, i
essentially tho, same lecture that was
delivered by Sir Dougas Mawson last
year in the Hill auditorium. The beau-
tiful slides arc identical, as are the
motionl reels, though these have been
augmented by new ones. The geology
department' is recommending that so
far as possibie its students try to at-
tend the lecture. Arrangements have
been made by which a secial car cv 1
the D. U. R. will leave Ann Arbor at
7:10 o'clock for the (door of the audi-
tcoriu, and, returni jig will leave ini-
niediately after the lecture. The hour
of the lecture is , :'J0 o'clok and the
admnission fee 25 cents.
WM. I-..lHOBBiS.
BltAiN I WIiTLOCK LEAES POST
Anjw'ssildi , to BegimIv ill Returi
to A ierica for RIest
Washington, D. C., Nov. 4.-Brand
YWhitloek, United States minister to
Belgium, has been gra~tA leave of
absence tfor two months and is re-
turning to the United States at once
on the Holland-A>merican liner Ryn-
(lafl.
It ,gas said at the state department
that Mr. Whitock has suffered a com-
3lplete iiervous breakdown as the re-
suit of the strain he has been under
since the outbreak of the war in u-
rope. It was stated that his return
hone at this time had nothing to do
wvith the Cavell case, concerning which
the G erm n press showed consider-
able irritation and ev en aserted tha
Mr. Whitlock had been sent home. In
ether quarters the opinion prevails,
however, that Mr. Whilock's return
has been hastened by this incident.
11rot'. H-enry 'ban Dyke, the United
States minister to the Netherlands,
(uestion ed regarding the rumor pub-
lished that the German government
had requested the recall of Brand
Whitlock, the American minister to
Belgium, said:
"It is absolutely untrue that Min-
ister Whitock has been recalled from
Brussels. If hie should go home it
I would be simpi y on, account of his
hecalth or to take a vacation, to which
he is entitled under the regulations,
after a difficult and faithful service
1which he has performed with the
highest credit."
PR!I~LI- IL SOOT PIWSiINTS
IIJS VIE Wi (N PRE'PAREDONESS
Says We Must Have Adequate Equip-
wient for IDefensie But - ot for
Offensive camaign

Wadneesa
Wedesa IGARR I (" Week ot
and Sat. EU1 November 1
DETROIT
"PEG O' MYI HEART"
Full of Comedy and Laughter
ARC ADE
Shows at 3:0-:3-8:00-9:30
FRIIDAY, NOV. 5- Mary Miles Minter
in "Emmny of Stork's Nest" frot the
story by J. Breckeridge gRis. 5 parts.
SATURDAY, NOV. 6-Irene Fenwick in
Owen Davis' famous play, " The
Woman Next Door." 5 parts.
Take a "Trip Around the World."
Finest series of travel pictures ever
produced. Watch for date.
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SCHANDE SEYFRI;b
I3EtIER1ySr ' IIBERW 5
NAR0~ SILVERSMITHS AiibA~
DOWXN TOWN
HEADQUARTERS FOR
U. OF M. JEWELRY
SIX CI{AI)UAE (CIES CONE
T1o INSTRUCT VALE'S ELEVEN
New Haven, Nov. 3.-Six graduate
coahes reported at the field yesterday
and work was started at once in re-
rganizing the university team. The
practice consisted entirely of individ-
ual work, the squad being divided in-
to groups.
Van Nostrand, last year's freshman
quarterback, has passed off all Ili
conditions, and has joined the squad.
The coaches are working on' Savage
Neville, Smith and Van Nostrand i
particular, and practically all the
backs as kickers.
Guernsey's shoulder is very much
improved and it is very possible that
he will be able to play in the Prince-
ton game. Black will be in shape for
the Brown game and may be used to
bolster the line.
In spite of a statement made to thc
contrary in the New York Tribune
yesterday, Frank Hinkey is still head
coach and will continue to be. Sevlin
has not been asked to take the posi
tion and it is not known whether he
will even be asked to take charge at
the field.
PENNSYLVANIA VALUES SPIRIT
XOPRE THTAN SECRET PRACTICE
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-The football
coaches established an innovation yes-
terday by their announcement that
hereafter secret practice will be dis-
continued. Simultaneous with this de-
cision plans were formulated for the
re-creation of spirit at Pennsylvania.
Starting today, every undergraduate
will be expected to turn out at the
stands, and from 4:00 o'clock on to
cheer the team at practice. In the
past, when the entire student body
has so united, the team has caught the
infection of loyal enthusiasm and
risen to the crises facing them.
It was with this fact in mind that
the coaches decided to abandon secret
practices. Although scouts from other
elevens cannot be discriminated
against, the coaches are unanimous in
beliesing that the tonic effect of un-
dergraduate backing will offset the
loss of secrets stolen by scouts.
OVERCOATS
ejid rain cot from the House o
Nauppeahreitaer, on sale by N. F. Ale
Co., Mai street. octeod-wed

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Saturday Night, November 6
H. H FRAZEE presents the Farce that is mnaking9
the whole world lautgh
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By E~DWARD PEPLE
Author of "The Prince Chap," "The Littleest Rebel."
Staged by ED)GAR M VACGREGOR
Ill IS T HE LA UG6HI G o TH4,E CEN TR Y

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-- T -New York. Nov. 4.--President Wil-
son took the celebration of the fif-
rs who prefer may teenth anniversary of the Manhattan
,rte. club as the occasion for giving his-
views to a group of prominent finant-
ciers, professional men and bankers.
a. mr. to 9:00 p. m. His ideas ona what preparedness means
to the United States were put uip to
oar Anex)about 800 of the men at the Biltmore
hotel.
"Preparation must be for defensive
purposes only," he said, "and never for
the purpose of carrying on an offen--
sive canpatign. But preparation must
be thorough and a"' crute. 1"IleriC9
is free and will remain so at any cost."
H~e Nas cheered, and those who
heard him are convinced that .
alive to the situation and will meet it.
- Thc pre sidelit came quietly with
VA NT ' 1, W "7' F -T., ION Secretary Tumulty nAdii. iysicie ,
CL7 I1U~~~ Dr. Carrie T. Grav( n l.f-a ..
imous imet him at tiie 2 t.L :-c_
i~xra ai~rswil beneded'att~terminus and accompanied him to the
vtr wites vii b nede *a t"chotel St. Regis, where hie called c,
Union clubhouse during the week-en(!, a;,rs. Edith Galt, his fiance.
and this will afford1 an opportunity for Secret service men and detectives
students to earn a little extra -money. closely guarded the president dtnri>>2
Several inquiries have also comle in the afternoon and at the dinner to-
to the Union employment bureau for ?ight, at the close of which thle presi-
students to wait on table at other dent went to the home. of Colonel
places on Saturday and Sunday. H-ouse, where he will spend the night.

ENLIST BY DERBY'S JIST ICE GI
Lo d n o .C E ls m it h va ?Otions have been circulated so univer- por 'as
sally in England the past few weeks game o ''
that even Field Marshal Earl Kitchm- usa
ener, secretary of wax, was not e_~- are urg(
to CO 11f(
eluded in Lord Derby's ,,ppcal to e emeryj Preceding
able-bodied moan in England. Lord "pep" mxee
Derby told this story on himself at a Th;ere Ni
recruiting assembly for middle-aged C, :-?
vxill be h(
men. the gynn
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Pianos to rent. Prices and pianosth .In
right, at Schaeberle & Son's Music the Athlet
House, 110 South Main' street. oct8tf sale.


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' ita! AYFrS11 HOCKEYl VNf1
ore onin xii mect the up-
t,. in- the first hockey
the year at .4: 00 o'clock next
at Palmer VI~i'd. All women
d by the Athletic cot-irnittee
n,,t and s!ufport their teams.
g the gam there will be a
eting at Barborzr gymnasium.
will be some short speeches,
sand the new hockey song
~adfor the first ti he. From
zaiumn all will go to Palmer
watc. h the game and to eat
ces" which the members of
tic committee will have on

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