x ni. . ,lC.t I sAI I . L).HI . ATHLETIC PRI NUMEROUS CUTS CONTA BOOKLET PUT ON S) AT GAM1E Concessions for the selli Athletic Program have been and 15,000 copies are being ready to be distributed at t gan-Illinois game at Ferry morrow at a price of 10 cen The apprearance of this ye gram marks a new stage in size -and character of the r It is larger than' before tains 16 pages of pictures, do teams and general informati game. Two pages alone will be d individual pictures of Michig sity football players, and on er pages the squad as a w be shown. Other cuts will1 issue of both Coaches Y Zuppke, the referee and othe of the game. FELLOWSHIPS GRANTED' Two new fellowship$ were recent- ly granted in the college of chemical U~~IIIIengineering, both to JMhihigan grad- uates. Each involves a'cash remun- INEI) IN eration of $750 and laboratory facili- ALE !ties. The Detroit Edison fellowship went! to W. F. Marande, '21, who has been ng of the connected with the Bay City Industri- n gantd ial works before coming. here. Mr: n granted Marande will studythee ffect of sup- g printed, erheated steam on steel and cast he Michi- iron. field to- L. Y. Deuchler, '22, was awarded. ieach. -the Ordinance fellowship, given by ts each' the United States Army. He will work ear's pro- on the improvement of cartridge both the brass for government use. magazine. - and con- NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY me on the INSURES FOOTBALL PLAYERS1 ANCESTORAL WORSHIP IS CHINESE FAMINE CAUSE! I "If the Chinese would pay less at- ciation on the subject "Language as a preparation for college". Profes- sor Canfield will return to Ann Arbor late tonight. "BENT' TAKES IIEAD1TARTERS IN ENGINEERING BUILDINGj FIVE CONTINENTS SWELL ENGINEERING R OS T ER Michigan's claim to th e title of a tention to caring for their dead and Publication headquarters for the cosmopolitan institution is well sub- more to cultivating the soil their coun- "Bent", official quarterly of Tau Beta stantiated by the list of foreign stu- try would not be afflicted with any Pi, national honorary engineering fra- dn ene d ar hiteCllee teribe fmies" sidPro. ~ ternity, have been established in room of Engineering and Architecture.; terrible famines,"SaidProf. , 1 ,269 of the Engineering building. John Twenty-two countries and every con-; Merrick, of the engineering depart, W. Ross, 23E, recently appointed edi- tinent in the world are represented ment, in sneaking before the Ann Ar- tor and his assistants, the Michigan by 84 foreign students entered in this bor Rotarians at their regular week- chapter of the society, will resume the ool. Canada and China lead the ly luncheon held yesterday noon at pcatr of th i wi e he list with a respective enrollment of the Chamber of Commerce. Accom- publication of this magazine which 23 and 22 engineers. the hisetalk wihlnternslehas not been issued since the war. 2__and_22_engineers._ Professor Merrick told of many of his Ross was appointed editor-in-chief rntrtng exrric toldrmangf th of the publication when Tau Beta Pi interesting experiences during the held its national convention here the four years which he spent in the Far firstpart of the month. The first is- DON'T FORGET "One of the many peculiar things sue will appear in November. that the Chinese do," he said, "is to Always Ready bury the bodies of the dead in cof- Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50. n fins built out of six inch beams in W ants in H Natives of six South American countries, three European states, five Asian principalities, the British prov-1 ince of South Africa, and many island possessions oftEngland, France, and the United States are included in the list. A few of the territories who have added to Michigan's quota of foreign students are: Boliva, Siberia, Greece, Siam, Java, Columbia, Chile, Argentine, India, Roumania, Mexico, Cuba, and the Hawaiian and Philli- pine islands. Students Announce Engagement Announcement has been made at the Theta Phi Alpha-house of the en- gagement of Sylvia Hosbein, ex-'23, Ann Arbor Cu SHOT MA .11 584 aopul os qS lstom Shoe ES ey is a member of the Sigma silon fraternity. DE '0 I FIT. _, . CLARK FOREST 1 on on the! evoted to an's Var- two oth- hole will; be in the ost and; r officials I 3 Chicago, I11., Oct. 27.--Northwest- THAT WE ARE to Serve Your ardware Land tuIolu.TJoy vu uv~ ern university football players have been insured against injuries receiv-; order to keep out the evil spirits, ed upon the football field of battle. while at the same time wood is so The gridiron players receive a fixed scarce in most parts of China that sum for all damage done them while lumber has to be transported many in action or for illness they may have miles to the funerals." during the season. The money goes into the Athletic office's treasury. Cantield Talks in Grand Rapids Money is said to be already pouring Prof. A. G. Canfield, of the French' in from five broken noses and other: department left Friday for Grand injuries received so far in the sea-RRapids, where he will addressthe son. Grand Rapids district teachers' asso-4 Accessories GUARANTEED Against Darning, Here is genuine hosiery value for- you-in "ORVO," the guar- anteed, high-grade hose for men. You may have lisle or silk. The lisle is guaranteed 6 pairs 6 months, without darning; the silk, 4 pairs 4 montlhg. ONE DOLLAR OR MORE FOR YOUR OLD PEN bT iNDARD MAKE In Exchange For a RIDER MASTERPEN And your pen tionblesi are over RIDER'S PEN SHOP I IF IT IS NOT RIGHT, WE WILL MAKE IT RIGHT PRICES RIGHT SERVICE PROMPT FACULTY MEN ADDRESS oo~rcc P1I n n [ATI LARNED HARDWARE COMPANY Addressing the delegates of the press convention Friday morning in' the Union Prof. R. M. Wenley of the Philosophy department gave several interesting views "From an Ancient V to a Modern." He stated anong other things that journalism should be one of the most hisghly intellectual o"41 modern professions. His personal views were that too much space was- given to the dramatic and spectac- ular news which might well be con-' densed and run under a general news column. He said this might be jisti-! fled because of the craving of the gen- eral public for something of human interest and of romance. Prof. J. B. Waite of the Law de- partment speaking on "The Newspaper and Crime" told of the influence news- papers might bear in the interest of justice. He said that although a daily paper might be termed a text book for' criminals, too much space was de- voted to, the crime and not to the punishment. He said of course the crime. itself would be of most inter-' est to the public but that the 'punish- ment should be' made even' more in- teresting so that it might appear as a warning. Prof. T. B. Reed of the political sci- ence department, speaking on "The Newspaper and-'Public Opinon" com- pleted the morning program which 'was in the .charge of Prof. J. J. Brummof the Journalism department. Professor Reed, dealing with political news, appealed to the delegates to make this type of news more inter- ! sting so that thepublicmay become more highly educated alonggovern- mental lines. A i. ", PHONE 1610 The Up-to-Date Hardware 310 SOUTH STATE OR VO Hose for Men Good Tailoring That's"All- may be seen at this store, in your size and your favorite col- or. Why not get back to the pre-war assurance of service in the purchase of men's hose. BULLET- PROOF .' G NL The Tailor 113 S. Mlain. Upstfairs MEMO- I I Help Defeat Illinois AFTER THE GAME BRING YOUR FRIENDS I GUARiNTEED 6 Pairs 6 Months without darning for $1.50 LISLE 3 Pairs 3 Months without darning for $3..20 SILK THREAD 3 Pairs 3; Months Same Guarantee for $2.25 , ' BY WEARING A YELLOW FLOWER TO THE GAME. We'll have them at 50c, 75c, $1.00. 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Tilden's Fate Hangs in Balance Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 27.-Physi- cians here stated today that the next.- few hours will dtermine whether Wil- lham T. Tilden, the tennis champion, will ever be able to play again. The ' wizard of the courts is suffering from an infected finger.- -AA +" -./' L Why, Send, Your Laundry Home? /1 "MLOINO~ THE PAR~T" When you parcels post your laundry home did you ever stop to consider: 1. That you have to pack it into the mailing case and take it in person to the Post Office? 14 2. That you pay postage anywhere from 15 cents to 70 cents to send it home? 3. That it causes mother no end of bother to scrub, iron and mend it? 4. That she has to pack this laundry again, deliver it to the Post Office - ' EL WIsE A writing man once remarked that the way to spend your last dime is to split it fifty-fifty -a nickel for a loaf of bread and a nickel for a carnation. 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