WHAT'S GOING ON
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SWIMMING MEET WON BY
DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB
D. A. C. COACH COMPLIMENTS IN-
FORMAL VARSITY
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Professor Aigler made the following
statement in his letter:
"I have 'your letter dated the 6th
inst., in which you propound to me
as chairmnan of the board in control
of athletics thirtyrnine questions. I
note your'statement that you feel there
is a lot of tdlk and many rumors be-
ing circulated among the students,
alumni and faculty of the University
of Michigan.' I am very glad indeed
to answer these questions, or most of
them-there are a few that perhaps
could be better answered by others.
I wish to take this opportunity of
saying to you what I have said in pri-
vate conversation a great many times,
that there is absolutely nothing secret
In the conduct of the affairs of the
SUNDAY
2:00-Sealp and Blade meets In room
206 of Union instead of S o'clock
as stated' in Satutday's Daily.
2:30-Polonia ilteftry Circle meets
in auditoriul Lane hall.
8:30--DBpt$td guild meeting. Lee Bo-
miar leads. ,
6:80-Unitarian guild forum. Mr.
Lewis Eich will read "The Otlier
Wise Man."
TODAY'S CHURCH
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music
XONDAY
7:00-Men's Educational club meets
in room 306 of Union. Professor
Whipple speaks.
7:00--Glee club members who have
been selected -to go on Port Huron
trip rehearse at Lane. hall.
7:30-New England club meets in
Lane hall. Dean Effinger speaks.
7:30-Senior society meets at Martha
Cook,
70:30-Mandolin club holds important
special rehearsal.
8:00--New York Chamber Dusic so.
ciety gives concert in Hill auditor-
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rely welcome to us
t)
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TUEMDAY
na Literary oeIety holds
eting. Prof. I. Leo Sharf-
tks.
oeledad Hispania meets in
5 University hall.
Igan Dames hold Christ-
ting in Lane hall. Each one
sted to bring a small gift
grab bag.
eland club meets in room
Jnion. All students from
I are requested to attend.
music
I
have?
and
tographs taken of
izations for the
an must be approv-
before Christmas
re to be sent away
uring the holidays.
per Rdom Class,
Upper Room bul-
to call Ireland,
Wednesday night,
urgent, importanceI
sand
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for music-
we have complete
Operatic, and
,of Popular
'20, general secretary of Y. W. C. A.;
Rev. L. .A. Barrett, Presbyterian
church; Rev. S. S. Robins, Unitarian
church; Rev. L. C. Douglas, Coigre-
gational church; Rev. J. M. Wells,
Baptist church; and Mr. T. S. Evans,
Y. M. C. As secretary.
Several well known men.o on the.
campus will be appointed as ushers:
by Biuce Millar.
STUDENTS, NOTICRI
Brityour Panama Hat back with
you and as soon as you return leave
it with us to be Cleaned, Bleached.
and Reblocked. There is a reason-,
all Panama Hats left with us up to
Jan. 15th will be done at last season's;
prices; after that date the price will
be advanced on account of the tre-
mendous advance of all materials used
in the hat industry. We have all the
Latest Spring Styles in how to select
your shape from. Factory Hat Store,
617 Packard St. Phone 1792.-Adv.
Patronize the Daily A4vertisers.
Glee and. Mandolin club men who
have not turned in their concert
tidkets must call Cadwell, 374, by
Monday. Nofurther delay will be"
allowed, by provision of the Uni-
versity rule. .
DOUGLASS AND STURZENEGGER.
ADDED TO COACHING STAFF:
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from all states of the mid-west who
desire to compete for the champion-
ship title.
Schedule Approved
Schedules for the 1920 games were
read and approved, and Professor Aig-
ler made a report on the Conference
meeting which was held' last week in
Chicago.
Entire expenses for a semester in
'college will be allowed Harold-Rye,
'20, whose leg was broken in the Ohio
State game, the board decided. Rye
has been in the hospital since re-
ceiving his injury and will not be able
to return to his classes until next se
mester.
Martha Washington Candies fresh
every Friday. Tice's, 117 S. Main St.
'-Adv.
Michigan Song Books, Memory
Books, Jewelery, Pillows, etc., etc., at
Wahr's University Bookstores.-Adv.
Detroit Athletic club defeated the
University swimming team by the
score of 40 to 10 in the local Y pool
Saturday, Dec. 13. All tank records
of the local pool were broken in the
course of the meet. Paul Roberts, for-
mer captain of the Yale swimming
team, broke the Michigan state 100
'yard breast stroke record by 5 2-5
seconds, establishing a nw state rec-
ord of the remarkable time of 1:17
.Handy Takes Three Events
Leo Handy, ex-Canadian record
holder of the 100 yard crawl, tok
first place in all three events in which
he was entered. Joe Miller of the
Detroit team won the diving contest
with the highest score ever made in
tht local tank.
A number of exhibitions were given
by the Misses Marie Curtis, Johanna
Lemone, and Betty Jones, all of whom
pleased the audience with their abil-
ity and skill. Marie Curtis swam a
60 yard crawl; and a 40 yard back
stroke.
Varsity Team Good
The showing of the University team
was highly gratifying to Coach Dru-
liard and Coach Matt Mann of the D.
A. C. Under stiff competition every
man did better than he has ever done
before. Coacih Mann said, "The Uni-
versity team is 1,000 per cent better
than it was last year. You have some
excellent material which should de-
velop into a powerful team. If I had
not had several of my champions'
along the score would be entirely dif-
ferent." Paul Roberts and Leo Han-
dy were equally complimentary in
-their views of the student team.
Detailed Results A
One hundred sixty yard relay, won
by D. A. C. (Roberts, Don Nixon, Dave
Nixon, Handy). Time 1:24 1-5. Mich-
igan (DinwiddIp, Johnson, Randall,
Valentine). Time 1:25 2-6. Exhibitionj
by Marie Curtis, in 60 yard crawl. Time
40 3-5 seconds. Diving exhibition by.
Johnna Lemone and Betty Jones; 40
yard breast stroke won by Roberts,
(D. A. C.); second, Babcock, (M);
third, Loeb, (M). Tine 26 seconds.
100 yard back stroke won by Roberts,E
(D. A. C.). Time 1:17 3- (new state
record). 100 yard crawl, won by Han-
dy, (D. A. C.); second, Don Nixon,
(D. A. C.); third, Dinwiddle, (M).
Time, 60 2-5 seconds. Exhibition by
Marie Curtis, 40 yard back stroke.
Time 31 2-5 seconds. 20 yards back
stroke won by Hapdy, (- A. C.); se-
ond, Dave Nixon, (D. A. C.); third, tie
between Johnson and Myers, both
(M). Time, 11 1-5 seconds.
Diving contest, won by Miller, (D.
A. C.), 67 9-10 points; second, Briggs,
(D. A. C.), 66.5 points; third, White,
(M), 61 points; fourth Goldsmith,
(M),.58.3 points. 40 yrd' o irwl won
by Handy, (D. A. C.); second 'alen-
tine,o-(M); third ilbreath, D. A. C.).
Time 20 1-5 seconds. Final score,
D. A. C. 40, Michigan 10.
MICHIGAN DEFEATS KALAMAZOO
IN FIRST BASKET BALL GAME
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teammates. Henderson, with four field
baskets, was the high scorer of the
night. Rychener ad Rea both caged
several baskets, and played well on
the defense.
'Vroeg Stars for Losers
For the opposing team McKay fea-
tured with his foul shooting, and
Vroeg starred on the defense. The
little guard broke up the majority of
the Wolverine plays and followed the
ball in excellent -style.
Michigan used 12 men in the game,
the team finishing being entirely di-
ferent from the one that took the
floor at the start.,
Summary
Kalamazoo College Michigan
Hoekstra ......R.F.... earman, Hen-
derson, Mason,
Moulthrop
Cor. Division and Catherine
Services 7:30, 10:30, 4:30
' THIRTY MINUTES OF WOR-
SHIP: THE EARLY COMMUN.
ION SERVICE. EVERY SUN.
DAY MORNING AT SEVEN.
THIRTY. NO MUSIC., NO
SERMON.
REV. HENRY TATLOCK, D.D.
Rector
REV. CHARLES T. WEBB
Curate
SCHEDULE OF BIBLE CHAIR
CLASSES
444 South State Street
Course I-"Upper Room" Class
-Saturday Evenings, 7 to 8
o'clock.
Course II-"University Men'i
Class" - Sunday Mornings,
9:30 to 10:15 o'clock.
Course HI--General Survey of
the Bible - Thursday Even-
ings, 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock.
Course IV -- Methods of Bible
Study and TeAching-Friday
Afternoons, 4:10 to 6 o'clock.
Course V-A Discuss9gn Class
-Friday Evenings, 6:30 to
7:30 o'cloek.
Church of Christ
DISCIPLES
South University Ave.
SERVICES:
The Christian Women's Board
of Missions has charge of the
service. State President, Mrs.
Hicks, of Detroit, will be the
speaker at 10:30 a. m.
Bible School at 9:30 a. m.
C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Students
invited.
7:30 p. m., Subject, "Wanted:
A Self Starter."
F. P. ARTHUR, Pastor
Phone 2358-R ,
F
10:30 a. m.
The minister's topic
will be
"WHAT DO YOU WANT
FOR CHRISTMAS?"
7:30
CHRISTMAS CAROL
Mr. Moore will play
Malling's Suite:
"THE BIRTH OF CHRIST"
Noon,
11'
Dr.>
"Opporl
Henry
Winebago Ind
"From
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Baskets-Hoekstra, Hinga, Vroeg;
Rea 3, Henderson 4, Dunne 2, Ry-
chener 2. Foul baskets, 5 in 8. Hoek-
stra, 1 in 2; Rea, 0' in 1. Referee,
Stevenson. Time of halves, 20 min-
utes. Score, end of first half, Michi-
gan, 12; Kalamazoo, 5.
POLVICAL POWER SOUGHT
BY LABOR TO 'GET REDRESS
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The fixing of wages on a cost of
living basis was strongly disapprov-
ed by the conference.
Idea Called Pernicious
"That idea is pernicious and intol-
erable," the declaration said. "It
means putting progress in chains and
liberty in fetters. It means fixing a
standard of life and liberty which must
remain fixed."
The anti-strike provisions of' the
Cummins' railroad bill were describ-
ed as ."establishing involuntary serv-
itude by legislation."
WOMEN PACK CHRISTMAS BOX
FOR DELRAY POOR CHILDREN
PRl
Corne
L"ona
Mrs. T]
Unix
Beni.
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DR. P.
Guild]F
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Guild
Lam-
Baptist
Huron St.. bel
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Morning Them
y select'
at present.
of course,
are
ST. PAUL'S
Huron and Chapi
Rev. Carl A. Brain
Sunday School, 9:00 a.
Church Services, 10:Q0
7:30 p. m.
TRINITY
Fifth Ave. and Williu
Rev. Lloyd Merl Wo
10:30 a. m., "The Adve
sage of Hope." .
11:45 a. m., Students
Class.
ZION
Fifth Ave. and Washing
Rev. Ernest C. Stel
9:00 a. m., Students'.Bib'
10:30 a. in., "Is Jes
Christ?".-
7:30 p. m., "God's Jealo
(Morning, German; F
"English.)
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Songs
form.
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INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
THE BEST MADE
you call and
..
BREAD
help
WHITE, WHOLEWHEAT, RAISIN, GRAND-
MOTHER, GRAHAM, RYE, MILK CREAM,
-Last and Best-ALMOND LOAF.
",Presbyterian women students are
interested in packing a Christmas box
of toys, books, games and clothing for
distribution among the several for-
eign children living in Delray, a
suburb of Detroit.
* All students and townspeople who
desire to help send the box, are re-
quested to bring their contributions
to Lane hall. M6ney gifts are also ac-
ceptable.
The Michigan Daily, the only morn-
ing paper in Ann Arbor, contains all
the latest campus, city, and world
news.-Adv.
A :'
Gilbert's Chocolate
5 lb. boxes. Tice's
S. Main St.-Adv.
Special sale of gr
fine Christmas statio:
ril, 17 Nickels Arcad
Christmas
- Rolls --
McKay, Hinga ..L.F.....Rea, Cook
Wattles, capt. .. C......Henderson,
Dunne, Weiss
Vroegindewiej ..R.G...Peare, McPhee
Strome.........G...Rychener, capt.,
BensonI
done., 0. D
cade.-Adv.
POCKETBOOK, PARKER HOUSE, FINGER,
VIENNA, BUTTER, SCOTCH, NUT,
CINNAMON
Y/ I Illl nl 4 Ig1111
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ct rr f
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XMAS SiIFTS
Cranes Fine Stationery, Conklin or Waterman Foun.
tain Pens, Postoards, Booklets, Morses & Gilberts
Candy (Just Received)
. M. llIou't
FEDERAL BAKING CO.
FIND THEM AT THE ONLY
Students Suppl3
MAIN ST.
MPHONE 1609-W
1111 SO UNIVERSITY
Ever