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SDAY, NOVEMBER-.27, 1918.
ue Editor-Philip Ringer

evening a piece of apple pie decorated
every place.
W1omen I

There will be no basketball
tice today.

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The playground class will meet at
12:30 o'clock today.
Squad leaders are wanted for the
apparatus work. They may see Miss
Wood for information.
Girls who have registered for swim-
ming are requested to be present at
their class. Extra hours have been
announced for the classes and they
may be seen in Barbour gymnasium.
There will be no meeting of *bts
Y. W. Q. A cabinet today.:
DL ELOISI WALCIR PULITVNS,
THIRD OF SRIS OF LICTUXM-3
The third hygiene lecture was de-
livered by Dr. Eloise Walker at 4:0
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Bar-
hour Gymnasium. The subject of the
lecture was "The Alimentary Canal
and the Digestion." Special atten-
tion -was given to the care of the
teeth and the mouth. The value of
regularity in eating was also discuss-
ed. Pleasant companionship at meals
is very desirable says Dr. Walker,
since the digestion depends. largely
on the mental attitude. For this
reason girls are urged to take time
to enjoy their meals.
UNIVERSITY COAL PILE FIRE
NOT UNDER CONTROL AS YET

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AT THE THEATERS
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Campus theater, Detroit-"Sev-
en Days a*e."
Shubert-Garrick, Detroit-"Abe"
Potash and "Mawruss" Perlmut-
ter in "Business Before Pleasure."
Majestie-"Rough and Ready."

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A trick of fate brings to the place
the girl he loved back East, and whom
he never has forgot. Again Bill fights
to win her-and he succeeds against
odds and obstacles that would have
daunted any less sturdy than he.
In Bill Stratton, Mr. Farnum has
found one of the finest and most ap-
pealing characterizations he has yet
had for the cinemas, and his work
in the part is really superb. The
whole production is exceedingly well
mounted and extremely well staged,
so that the story is provided with an
excellent background.
A special musical program has been
arranged for tomorrow, both for aft-
ernoon and evening performances.

FOR CHRISTMAS

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Ask to see the latest and correct styles-
Christmas Engraving a Specialty at

Arcade-Emily Stevens in "Kil-
dare of the Storm," and Screen'
Telegram.'

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day." Also eomedy, "Three
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AT TYI MAJISTIC

One of the most attractive photo-
plays the Majestic theater has ever

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ginning

announced for two days, be-
today when William Farnum's

THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Michigan wins from Ohio State
Saturday as she very probably
the championship of the Confer-1
cannot be decided without a
igan-Illinos game. This is be-
ouceded even by the Chicago' crit-
rho were disposed a couple ofa
s ago to hand the honor to Illin-
n a platter. The demand for the
is growing loud and insistent
ig Mlicigan alumni., Illinois st-
s and alumni are good enough
,smen to want the game in ord-
Lat the title may be awareded on
t instead of on a technicality.
in spite of the fact that her four
oeince victories Ito Michigans
constitute a pssible 'claim to sup-
ity and if she can convince the
>all world that this claim is as
: as it sounds she will be saved
i putting herself in danger by
lag Michigan, as she would most
inly be doing.,
was not Michigan's fault that her
g of Conference victories is so
11. She started the season with a
y Conference schedule. The in-
tza and military interference, con-
ns which had nothing whatever
o with the calibre of the team,
ented the Minnesota and North-
ern. games. And Michigan has
onstrated by the whipping admi-
ed to Syracuse, acknowledged
of the strongest teams of the
, that even if her claim to the
erence championship is not as
r as that put forth by Illinois
e is fairly strong evidence that
has a superior team.
the game is arranged is should
played on Ferry field. There is
a agitation at Illinois to stage the
est ort Stagg field. But there was
ialler crowd at Stagg field for the
Elgan-Chicago game, which should
s proved a drawing card if any
e on Stagg field could, than for
Or the Syracuse or M. A. C.. games
ed here. For financial reasons, if
no others, the contest should
e here, and then there is also the
t that, Michigan has not yet met
onference football team on the
e ground and students and alum-
would welcome the chance to en-
sin the Illini in true Michigan
e.
the Bolshevists of Germany are
few in numbers as the press re-
*s would indicate, it seems that
people of Germany have not for-
en their sheep-like characteris-
even though their original lead-
a no longer among them.
oach Zuppke of the Illinois foot-
team must have been told that
ald Froemke, who defeated the
4 by scoring the only touchdown
he Illinois-Municipal Pier game,
a typical Wolverine gridiron war-
bere will soon be a fight on be-
an the military wrist watch and
old fashioned vest pocket ticker
decide which will reign supreme

Monday was the' first time in
two weeks that anattempt has been
made to control the fire in the Uni-
versity coal pile. The condition had
been better until then, when a
small blaze broke out in the south'
end. the fire has been burning for
over a month now and will probably'
never be extinguished as long as the
coal remains there. It is caused by
spontaneous combustion and cannot
be permanently controled. To extin-
guish the fires the hot coals are rak-
ed over and exposed to the air.
West Hall Remains Open This Winter
While West hall was closed for sev-
eral weeks last winter due to the coal,
shortage, it is expected. that condi-
tions will not necessitate that action
this year. The amount of coal both
in the city and at the University
promises well for a warm winter.

new de luxe production, "Rough and
Ready." takes the screen. Mr. Farnum
is without a peer in his field and
has long been established as Amer-
ica's most popular dramatio actor.
"Rough and Ready" fits him like the
proverbial glove. Mr. Farnum's lead-
ing lady is petite Violet Palmer, whom
picture enthusiasts will remember as
the co-star in "The Blue Streak."
Others in the cast who have important
roles are Alphonse Either, Jessie Arn-
old, David Higgins, Frank Newton,
Mabel Bardine and Franklin Mc-
Glynn.
Bill Stratton- whom Mr.- Farnumn
portrays, Is a&man whose heart is
as big and as, clear ask the great cold
Northland into which he goes to for-
get a lost love. He comes to Yellow
Gulch, a rough mining settlement
perched in the snows, to rest from the
weariness of the-trail.
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.ANN AftBORS' LE &DING HOThL
Special'
Thanksgiving
Noonday
Turke
Dinner
a'.

Students in Section A, of the S. A.
T. C. who, desire to enter the Signal
corps should make application to the
commanding ofcer, Major Ralph H.
Durkee Those who have the neces-
sary technical qualifications will be
transferred to the Signal Corps train-
ing detachment of the S. A. T. C. at
Yale university. The course is es-
pjecially open to senior electrical en-
gineers.
The course given at Yale is simi-
lar to one previously given at the
Maryland State Agricultural college.
According to information received
here from the chief signal officer of
the Army, it is intended that men
who complete the course at Yale uni-
versity satisfactorily will be assign-
ed to Camp Meade for additional mil-
itary training before receiving their
commissions.
Miss Welsh Acting Hospital Head
Miss M. A. Welsh has accepted the
position of acting superintendent of
nurses at the University hospital un-
til a permanent superintendent can
'be secured. The office was left vacant
by the resignation of Miss Fantine
Pembertontwo weeks ago.
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Union Dances Tonight and Tomerrw
Dances are to be given tonight and
tomorrow afternoon by the Michigan
Union. Tickets for tonight's dance
may be secured now at the desk in
the Union building, those for tomor-
row will be on sale this noon.
Y. I. C. A. Receives MoTie 1ackles
The University, Y. M. C. A. has° re-
ceived two new movie machines which
will be put into operation at Lane
hall and Newberry hall this week.
J-Hop at University of Nebraska'
was informal this year and was given
on Nov. 23. It was the first big so-
cial event to be given there this fall.
VICTORY DINNER SPECIAL
Ckicken Soup with Neodlos
Creamed Chicken
Cranberry aue
Roast Beef with Dressi n
Baked Ham with Apple Sauce
Oyster Stew Fried Oysters
Baked Squask
Pies-Mines Pumpkin Cherry
a Is Mode
Whipped Cream Cake
Plum Puding
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