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i IATION PAPER
ISSUES FINA. EDITION
RINAL
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CONTAINS HISTORY
F. DURING STAY IN
FRANCE
OF
Interesting in the extreme as well
as unique in point of subject matter
is the "homeward bound" edition of
"Flights and Landings," official news-
paer of the air service of the A. E. F.,
published in France, by officers and
enlisted men of the Puy de Dome
section.
The paper, after a continued fight
against the reverses which ipeet the
publication of a journal under the
existing condition near the battle
fields of France, closed its offices on
Dec. 11, when the final edition of'
eight pages was given to" its readers.
Contains History of Division
The feature of the edition is a his-
tory of the division, together with
photographs of its officers and a few
>f the enlisted men who have made
t famous among flying men of the
army. Although published in France,
t bears all the ear-marks of ' a
'made in America" newspaper and one
nay look through it to find in its col-
imns the articles which would be
he most interesting to boys 3,000
niles from home. An officer of the
ection, held prisoner in Germany
,nd released by the signing of the
rmistice, tells his story; enlisted
aen, on leave in Paris at the time of
he visit of King George to the capital
f the French republic, add ttieir bit
o make the news interesting, while+
a the sport section the different
ootball scores of the division arei
iven.
chant of Elkhart, Indiana, advises the
boys when in his city to stop in and
see him. A moving picture theater
in the section also advertises its show
in true American fashion and the
name of the producer whose film is
being shown is that of a well known
American.
Similar to "Stars and Stripes"
Altogether the paper is one of
which the air service may well be
proud and it is to be supposed that its
appearance on Sunday of each week
was looked forward to by the men
with a great deal of interest When
publication stopped by reason of the
departure 'of many of the men for
America, the paper was running on a
sound financial basis, due mainly to
the efforts of Capt. Donald Lyle, who
became business manager of the pub-
lication late in February, 1917, short-
ly after its- initial publication on the
fifteenth of that month. The paper
may be classed, in point of interest
and completeness, with the "Stars and
Stripes," the official paper of the
A. E. F.
Professor Crane to Meet Classes Again
Prof. Robert T. Crane, of the po-
litical science department, has recov-
ered from his recent illness. He ex-
pects to be able to meet his classes
again beginning Monday..
Prof. Jesse S. Reeves, head of the
political science department, has met
Prolfessor Crane's classes fosr the
past three days while he has been
ill.
15,0O0 Lose Lives by Fire
New 'York, Jan. 10.-Fifteen thdus-
and lives, mostly those of women and
children, are lost by fire every year
in the United States. The approxi-
mate property loss is fixed at $250,000,-
000, according to statistics of the Fire
Marshal Association of North Amer-
Paper Has Large Ad. Section
The advertising section is also well
tronized and, though the adver-
ements ,run are mostly of French
tablishments, one enterprising mer-
ica.
The Daily at your door every morn-
ing, $2.50 until June.-Adv.
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BUY AT
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MICHIGAN DEFEATS OFFICERS;
WEISS AND WILLIAMS STAR
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cate tle basket on free throws. Boyd,
their little forward, played the best
game for the Custer team, being all
over the floor and in every play.
The crowd was small, due partly
perhaps to the fact that many of the
former student soldiers have not yet
secured their coupon books at the
athletic office. However, if the at-
tendance at the game conti ues to be
as poor as at the opening game it is
but slight wonder that the team
plays without spirit.
The crowd which did turn out
seemed dumb, never uttering a sound,
but this might have been because
there was but little to cheer.
The line-ups:
Michigan Custer Officers
Hewlett ........ L.F..........Cramer
Karpus ........ R.F........ McMillian
Loring .......... C....... ...Tippett
Weiss ....... ...L.G............ Boyd
Williams .......R.G......... ..Nelson
Official-Johsnon, Purdue, referee.
Substitutions--Michigan: Rychner
for Hewlett, Bornstein for Karpus,
Weiss for Loring, Cress for Weiss.
Officers: Kelley for McMillian, Tayler
for Kelley, VanWeeler for Tippett,
Strange for Nelson.
Ludendorff Family to Visit Sweden
Stockholm, Jan. 10.-General Lu-
dendorff, former chief-quartermaster-
general of the German army, has
applied to the Swedish government
for formal permission for himself
and wife to stay a short time in Sde-
den. The application was granted.
German Troops Widen Barred Zones
(By Havas Agency)
Paris, Jan. 10.-The latest news re-
ceived from Berlin indicate that the
government forces have widened the
barred zones inside the city and' have
succeeded in effecting a junction be-
tween the troops coming from the
provinces and those already in the
city.
Use The Daily to reach the students.
Four thousand students read it every
morning.-Adv.
Soft COLLARS
Very superior in fit and wear.
It pays to ask for Arrows.
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and everything you need. Hun-
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FOR XMAS PRESENTS
Many acceptable gifts for your
soldier friend in service; or as
a present to your officer instruc-
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TODAY,
7:00 o'clock-The Upper Room Bi-1
ble class will meet at 444 South Stater
street.
7:16 o'clock-Movies will be shown
at the First Methodist church.
7:30 o'clock - A Craftsmen Club
Smoker will be held at the Masonic
Temple. All master masons are in-
vited.
8:00 o'clock - La Cercle Francais
will meet in the Cercle rooms.
8:00 o'clock - The Congregational
church will hold a student social.
Advertise in The Daily.-Adv.
ARCADE
DANCE HALL
The beginning class for col-
lege students, men and women
will start Tues. at 7:00 o'clock.
Lessons are exclusively for class
members. Number is limited.
Private lessons if desired..
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TOMORROW
2:30 o'clock-Rabbi David Alexan-
'der of Toledo, Ohio, will deliver a
sermon at Lane hall to the Jewish
Students congregation.
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Fire Causes But Slight Damage
Fire of unknown origin cause4
slight damage at the home of Mr:
E. J. Fritz, No. 411 East Universit
avenue, yesterday morning. It ori
inated In the basement. The fire df
partment extinguished the blaze.
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