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are e st day.s of ode's
C olle e D a s lelife, and Pictures tell
the story like nothinig else can. You can take them yourself
with an Eastmanu Kodak and eve Ithelp you to get good ones-
or I'll take theta for you. ° cic Groups or Flaslhlighis (good
ones) for only 25~C each.
Always onIfr J
1~rjiaIPicture Man

Whitlnay Theatre
SATUDAY NIGHT, JAN, 8th
HE INTERNATIONAL COMEDIENNE

WHITNEY :,Friday
THEATR E 1Jan. 71h.
Official Reports of
THE WAR
ON
GLOOM
BY

$5.00

MAY

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plenty ofo toe roam

The Perfect .Dress (fJoot

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Though M1odishly slim its lines
-are naturalI a nd easy, giiing
Our price sakes you one dollar

'WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP
115 S. MAIN ST.

',ost ol, Ole ssurvivr s ofhPesi
weire landed -at :Alexa-ndria , 1dthe
adonnnm..tration places its h tes porI
the evim'ence wncwou1lbe obine
iron that qua rtor. not in the matt erI
of obtaining the es sential lacts,bn
as regards setniment in Congress.
The administration' is confronted by,.
a doubtful situation.-hreaemany
evidono es today that yesterday's out-
.n Ie snat. (is-Iosmg sron
sa.,t',m nt -in favor of curtailing the

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Show .c 't yo, 6:.o, S:oo, ;:3o

. MWiek of
"A PA IR OF


HERSELF
Thc V1111 Wiest \vounati on the stage, ill
z spec i l1 Proilewtion Juter
(Greait '-llua-.
'T h e Rejuvenation
of Aunt Mary"
A Coiiiedy of Today
Entire Scenic and Electric Production
Carried Complete
Stilliniuag Gois, ITP-to-thte-xMinitte ill
Dress building Art, %Vorn by Mliss Rob-
son andtILadies of the Company.
Prices: Night, 50c to $1. 50

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7"13 E, Univ. Ave.

Develops F'ilms, Makes Prints and ] wn--
largcements, Takes Groups and Views Any-

MAY

Wi~iiC X1I LIJI' iJUIIC & uiiaiui . igbt of Amoricarn citizens to travelo
Specialty. Is an Al1-around Photog rapher. 1 on belligerent ships, have leftth
t resnient and his advi ors ian vu'-

IT fC. . A. 1) ETPUTATIN TEAMS
MIARY, TRIPS DURING4 VACATION
Y. -A. C. A. deputation' teams en-
oyed successful trips during Christ-
nas Vacation, accord-ing to reports
"eceived at the "Y.- Five m;enX were
eiut out to two different sec tion's Of
he state.
Y. TD. Womeldlort~, "8 , leader, C.. C.
?ajley, '17. William K. WeCandlis ,
8M, and Herbert A. Judson, 'ism
,isited Big B3eaver, Oakland country,
where they worked from January 1
Lewis C. Reimann, '16, president of
he association,. was in the upper pen -
nsula, speaking at Iron Riv-er ant,
rystal1 Falls.
Geneti Obregon Seriously Afflicted.
El Paso, Tex., Jan.. 6.-General Ob-
egon, commander-in-chief of the Car-
,anza forces in Mexico, is seriously ill
itli.. a throat affliction at Quaretaro,
Mexico. Messages were received at
lie border giving this Information.

1BRI TISI! CABINET 3IEMBERS
IE'SWGN ON C.ONSCRIIPTIO1N
(Contiuued from Page One)
congress opened in Central hall,
Westminster.
hr?>f ewia.I Opiiol
{London, Jain. 6.'-Judging by all the
editorial opinions expressed this morn-
ing the conscription bill will satisfy
nobody. The volunteer papers de-
nounce iii as nmuch as the conscript ion-
tionlist press. The Daily N"ews goes so
far as to predict a general election in
the next few weeks. This newspaper
declares it is almost certain that the
labor conference today will decide
against conscription, the labor party
believing that compulsion in the army
will be followed by compulsion in the
workshops. It adds that the laborites
have decided at the last moment to
throw the conference open to the the
newspapers, so that there shall be no
doubt in the public mind about the
resolution adopted.

easy frame of mlindl. Step's were ilakei'
by the 1'r -Aen to ascertain the e': -
tent o'' this sontiment in congress and
thne probable outcome of.'th Ie attempt
to pass such a rep;olut ion.
that thanmero 'e'm o or
(Contind iron'age One)i
fact that: the last surviving mnember &,
this class, with the exception o im-
self, had diedl only last month.
Dr. Aungeli is hale and hae )rty, a-.d
while h.e has been unable during ;'
cent months to take his daily walk,-:
Jout the campus, he still takesa
keen interest in current events,an
devotes the greater part of each day-
to reading and study.

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Qdtility Variety-Values
DIAMONDS JEWELERS ,WATCH~
SCHLAN D SEYFRIE
AN ARBCR SILVERShtiTHS ANNARBO0
Lake Sho4re and
a ~l~P,'i kelrn RIljrod to
Mae ~1 I ppearance.
_,.ler ao of Cleveland, Ohio,
c4e n~e-o the Lake Shore and
a Snihrnraaroad and one
a thebest ko'wn lecturers in the
~'nt: 'ill be the speaker for the
audy aernoof Union meeting. He
:i I sp.a on the topic: "Watchman,


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N. Y. SUN
s13 Wasing-.
ton Squa re,"
PRIGCES;,
50c, 75c, $1,00, $1.50, $2,00

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GYMNASIUM SHOES..-'.
FOR MEN AND WOMEN-RUBBER OR LEATHER SOLES'
Prices 74c to $1.94 per pair

Just received a New Basket Ball Shoe
ONLY 53,00 PER PAIR-HEAVY SUCTION RUBBER

for
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NEW DELTA CAFE"


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SECU11Ya~
The ANN ARBOR SWVINGS BANK, Organized. 1869, Has to'
SECURITY $1,0.0CAPITAL os
An Intimate Knowledge of the Demands of the Community Has See



- ~ fell7s of the Tight!" The meeting will
'iat. 0 : (0 o'clock.
Thi isMr.leahan's second appear-
anein two years at the Union meet-
gs h-e was so well received last
'artat the committee decided that
lc,_- could not do without him this
B'ecause of the fact that Mr. Bea-
5an Vas not expected as the speaker
Offr ~ irm ac _io began, the musical part
oi'theproramhas not been arranged
vt. 'tucon tuunttee has been work-
. gon "Iinc lTursday and expects'
P L a 1_aveitredfor Sudy
en Gained _a ! U .~TERS TAKE
Org anizas- IV'P 1l4,G aNTS' A'TTENTION
(Continued fronm Page One)
MeCl'hers of Detroit, which, will be
- ar cred to the university at the
- Wcu'nrs'l~ay Celebration cf the
~7"oealSchto l on February 22.
S # " c Junior flop commnitte6 was
d laicith se of the university gymi-
51iU1'bPoviding; they meet all the
nee('t 10< einenses entailed.
heboard accepted with thanks the
Sgift of Geo. B~ischoff, a local florist,
i fi1.5palmis valued at $1.00, which
'filled a definite place in the botanical
:Kpetriol-yce c Co of plarlts. The board ac-
an Years" _-;.1e with 1 hank s the gift of an
7 electrically operated blue-printing
gt, aGuar- j ac i ie front the Wickes Brothers
2rpay of Saginaw. The regents
accetedwith thanks the gift of North
" nertean C hemical company of Bay
- ?;efU0 pounds of chlorates for
FA Vti kal eng-ineering pu rposes.
The bo oard se aside not more than
" {d ora o set of pumps for use
in theneIiurver pty heating plant.
To A9 1 st ocat iontal Conference
'h e reets ~iVOted $X100 to assist the
1to make Second Vocational Conference for Col-
of all the Y {!leg fl nea in bigi to Ann Arbor
e acco - ~ spakers ho are successful in the.
i a cv r ous professions to discuss the op-
/nded .b y Jpo _uties for women ini the various
and Cool=~V~b-
Provson was niade for four addi-
tig ion 01'1 nurses at the Univer~sity hos-
~ ita.l and for one additional campus
,rnip=ht-watchmlan.
The aquestion of having a university
N ,hit at the Mihgnstate fair in
e-ciu next summner ai~s referred to
he xeutive committee. The board
'~~d l0() for apparatus for the
1. a iiin d-prtinent laboratory.
Poet (l, to it3 s Sterling Tonight
S treet ' h let ry club will 'meet at 7:15
A o cock tis evening at the residence
A~venue - .. a. , '17, at 518 Monroe
sr 1. , t iscuIss the poet Sterling

SUNDAY EVENING LUNCHEONS
500
m ke yoxxr eappoimnm er*.
withf IN S~ICKELS
as soon as possible fox- ie
MICHIGANEMNSIAN PICTURIE..
( You'llJ have to do it eventually; why'not no'w?)
334-336 So. STATE ST., ANN ARIBOR.

TEA .DANSANTS'.
EVERY AFTERNOON
2:30 P"9 M. 5:00 Y. 1M.


AJESTIC
Today 3,7:380 and 9 P. M.
GEE! WHAT A GREAT STOW
"THE SUFFRAGETTES"
A Musical Farce on Vtes for Women
SENATOR GORDAN
FRANCIS ELDRID &
MURPHY COMPANY
"Chairman of the "WON BY A
Committee" LEGC"
CROSS and GREAT
DAVIS DeLASSIO
Songs & Dances European Novelty
7" get ini 11Sentenced, to 1)eath.
Paris, Jai. 6.---Maria Jose Dei Pasi,
a naturalized Argentinian, has been
sentenced to death for sending mili-
tary information to German agents.
1-I is 25 years 01(1.
Call Lyndon for good pictures.
14USI NESS OPPORTUNITY
Jurst right for two students; $4,000
takes established business clearing
over $200 p-er month. If you mean
business, write Michigan Daily, Box
XX. nov27tf
ha v EICOATS
..nsu rain coars from the House of
Auppent.,ieimer. on sale by N'. F. A U&
Co., Rain "t4reeL oct~eod-we&
Call Lyndon for good' pictures.

Whitney The-atre-
MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH
The' All New Edition of the
Ifusical Surprise
The
New lyweds
and their

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ORGANIZED 1869
otal FResourc S....$3,300s00

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40 1-2 PEOPLE
The Prettiest and LB elest and
Best Drilled Siniging and :Dane-
ing Chiorns In the World.
Prices : 25c.5.0-501

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Northwest Corner Main -and Huron
707 !North Universiit~y

KIser duffers fromi Can cer
Baltimore, Md., Jan. 6.-The kaiser
is suffering from Cancer according to
a letter written by a' Berlin specialist
to a prominent Baltimore physician.
The letter says the writer' has been
consulted b)y the kaiser on his mal-
ady.'




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