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distributed or sent back to Great
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e been issued to the men. They some time as the headquarters must
stributed as they arrived here first hear from the other naval units
e Great Lakes Naval Training in this section before they are dis-

and the 'last ones were is- tributed.



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"A WAITER'S WASTED LIFE"
Sunshine Comedy

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AT THE THEATERS
TODAY
Whitney-Mutt and Jeff in "The
Wooley West" Saturday and Sun-
day nights and matinee Sunday.
Shubert-Garrick, Detroit-"Abe"
Potash and "Mawruss" Perlmut-
ter in "Business Before Pleas-
ure."
Campus Theater, Detroit-"Oh,
Lady, Lady."

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Manager Gus Hill, who again pilots
the destinies of the inseparable twain
of gloom dispellers, has mustered a
capable cast which includes 20 dash-
ing, fascinating and captivatingly
pretty girls who will assist in dis-
pensing and disporting themselves in
a glaxy of tuneful songs and dances.
Unique features, inimitable surpris-
es, novelties and a gorgeous display
of gowns and scenic investiture are
also promised.

STUDENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL
RESUME SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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Majestic - Wallace
"The Source."
Arcade - Hedda Nov
Frank Glendon in "By t
Forgot" and Comedy.
Wuerth - Fritzi Bru
"The Velvet Hand." A
and Comedy.
Orpheum-Baby Marie
in "Milady O' The Beans
so News and Comedy,
most Proposed."

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Ann Arbor high school is making
up for all time lost in social activi-
ties during the influenza siege. Fri-
day afternoon the Girls' league held
a party at the school and in the even-
ing the House of Representatives had
SENIORS, NOTICE?2
Seniors, both men and women
should have their Michiganen-
sian pictures taken this week
or the early Dart of next week.
Appointments can be made with
the official photographers, Rent-
schler, Swain, Randall, and
White. Late pictures will not
be accepted.

a dancing party at the Arcade. Prep-
arations are being made for a large
all-school party this coming Wednes-'
day, in celebration of Thanksgiving
holiday. Several stunts are being.
planned as surprises.
Victory 2ulletins
Amsterdam, Nov. 21.-The town of
Posen and a great part of the province
of Posen in Prussia, are in Polish
hands, according to the Berlin Vor-

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London, Nov. 21.- British cavalry
today were riding across the field of
Waterloo on their way to the German
frontier. Large numbers of guns were
taken over yesterday in groups by
the British.
Tokio, Nov. 21.-Japanese newspap-
ers are suggesting that Japan and
China raise the race question at the
forthcoming peace conference, with
the object of seeking an agreement
that in the future there should.be no
racial discrimination through the
war.
Personal Christmas cards-order
them now at Wahr's University Book-
store.-Adv.


MAJESTIC
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MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sunday
TODAY
WALLACE REID
"THE SOURCE"
"A WAITER'S WASTED LIFE" Comedy
COMING SUNDAY 3-DAYS
MARY PICKFORD in
"JOHANNA ENLISTS"




Nightly and All Shows Sunday M ajestic Orchestra



COMING SUNDAY' 3-DAYS
MRDC ENLSAR "
"JOH ANNAENIT"

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ARCAD.E
Hours: 3:oo. 7:OO, 8:30
Phones :
Office, 296-M; Mgrs Res. 2316-M
Sat-23-Hedda Nova and J. Frank
Glendon in "By the World Forgot" and
Comedy.
Sun-Mon-24-25 - Madge Kennedy in
"The Kingdom of Youth" and Capitol
Comedy, "Smiling Bill" Parsons in
"Matching Billy."
Tues=26--June Elvidge in "'The Power
and the Glory" and Star Comedy,
"Hearts and Let Us."
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WuerthTheater
Sat-23--Fritzi Brunette in "The Velvet
Hand." Also News and Comedy.
Sun-Mon-24-25--Francis Ford and Edna
Emerson in "Berlin via America"i
6 parts. Also Comedy, "Almost Wei-
come." .
Tucs-Wed-26-27-Florence Reed in "To-
day." Also Comedy, "Three Kis the
Bride."
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~Orpheum_ Theater
Sat-.-3-Baby Marie Osborne in "Mi-
lady 0' The Beanstalk." Also News=
and Comedy, "Why Pick On Me?" ,
Sun-24-Julian Eltinge in "The Widow's
"" Might." Also Weekly_ and Comedy,
"She Almost Proposed." =
CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
GARRICKMatinees
GARRCK * Wednesday and
DETROIT Saturday
A. H. Woods presents the Comedy Supreme
Business Before Pleasure
Direct from a year's run at the UltingeTheatre
New York

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that insinuates itself into our very
marrow and makes life one long,
blissful song, is promised in the lat-
est Mutt and Jeff series which is un-
derlined as the next attraction at the
Whitney theater Saturday and. Sun-
day nights and Sunday matinee.
Those who have had the good fortune
of already witnessing this piece of
genuine tomfoolery and fun pro-
nounce it as the final word in up-to-
date stage entertainment and modern
producing. It is in three rollicking
acts and is entitled "Mutt and Jeff
in the Wooly West." The plot nat-
urally permits those two wonderfully
humorous cartoon personages ample
opportunities to display their talents
for arousing mirth, which has been
their quota ever since their gifted cre-
ator, "Bud" Fisher, first brought them
into the light of fame and happiness.
As on previous occasions Little
Jeff becomes the buffer for a num-
ber of side-splitting pranks at the
hands of that champion practical Jok-
er and troublemaker, A. Mint, though
in the end Jeff sufficiently outwits his
chum and tormentor by becoming the
proud possessor of a valuable gold
mine, which has been willed to him
by his deceased brother. Their ad-
ventures carry them through many
periods of stress and high jinks, but
throughout all there is an irresistible
tumult of hearty laughter and infec-
tious mirth. As on former occasions,


U-NOTICES

There will be an opening
party of Hobart Guild tonight.
Upper Room Bible class meets
at 444 South State street -at 7
o'clock this evening.
There will be an important
meeting of Round-Up club at 10
o'clock Sunday morning in the
Union.
The Red Cross bazaar will be
at Martha Cook building this
morning and afternoon. Every-
one is invited. The dance in the
evening will be for residents
only.
A special meeting of Cer-
cle Francais will be held at 4:30
o'clock Monday afternoon in the
Cercle Francais rooms in the
south wing of University hall.
Mary Pickford in "The Eagle's
Mate" will be shown at 7:45
o'clock this evening at the Meth-
odist church.
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Choral union ushers report for
French band concert, at 7 o'clock
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