THE MICHIGAN DAIL_
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN,
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. 'Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)
Volume 3 S TURIAY, NOVEMBER 18,. 1922 Number 48
All Hoslders of Football Tickets and Residents of Ann Arbor:
A crowd of over 40,000 will be present at the Wisconsin-Michigan
football game Saturday, Nov. 18. A large number of the visitors will
come in automobiles. Parking space in Ann Arbor is limited to the streets.
To avoid congestion, every owner of an automobile in Ann Arbor should
leave his car at home and not park on any of the streets. This would
aid very materially in providing parking space for those who must come
to our city in automobiles and immensely aid in relieving congestion.
All streets will be closed to automobile traffic within one block of
Ferry field. This is necessary in order that the crowd may enter and
leave Ferry field at the gates designated on back of tickets. Each
holder should enter and leave the field at gate so designated. This will
prevent jamming either going in or coming out of the field and will aid
those in charge and the traffic policemen as well in handling the crowd
satisfactorily.
FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS ON TICKETS AND SIGNS NEAR THE
GROUNDS. ALL OWNERS OF CARS IN ANN ARBOR LEAVE CARS AT
HOME AND OUR TRAFFIC AND CRDWDING PROBLEM WILL BE SOLV-
ED. CO-OPERATION IN THIS RESPECT HAS BEEN FINE THE PAST
TWO YEARS.
President Turns'
WHAT'S GOING ON Back '26Revolt
Apparently anxious to show in some
N0OTiCE--Copy for this column should way their determination to win in to-I
be submitted by 5:30 o'clock ofy
the day before publication. I day's underclass contest, over 700
-o pfreshmen, last night gathered on the
SATURDAY steps of Hill auditorium, where they
S:30 A. M.-Frosh band meets in tp- fought with the sophomores as they
per study hall, Union. emerged from the Michigan-Wiscon-
7:00-Upper Room Bible class meets in sin mass meeting.
Lane hall. Upon being notified of the miniature
7:30-Craftsmen meet in Masonie uprising, Vernon F. Hillery, '23, presi-
Temple. dent of the Student council, addressed
7 :30- Greater Newark club meet it the freshmen, and after A few words
room 306, Union. Plans for all Jer- j persuaded them to go over to the
residence of President Marion L.
sey smoker will be discussed. Burton.
8:00-Chinese Students' club meets, BursdinBorith r
President Burton talked to them foul
Lane hall auditorium. about 15 minutes. He pointed out
SUNDAY that the object of the faill games was
9:30 A. M. - University Men's Bible to give the rival classes an opportun-
classmete in pperity to give vent to their class rivalry.
c;lass metes in Upper Room, Lane. t rdcae httasvly
hall. 'om He further declared that the students
hac,. had been given self government only
12:60-Shident class, Church of Christ, on condition that there be no out-
South University avenue, bursts of violence between classes.
142:010-aptist guild meets, Baptist At the end of his talk, President Bur-
Guild house.
1 :0--Student Bile classes, Wesley ton requested that they go home, and
save their energy for the coming
hall.
:00-Open house, Wesley hall. games. The crowd of freshmen gave
6:00--Social half hour, Baptisi church assent and quietly dispersed.
parlors. Try a "Daily" liner if you want to
6:30-Wesleyan guild in Methodist get real resulta.-Adv.
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UNION RECALLS TICKETS
Men holdng tickets numbered 23,
55, 69, 100, 105, and 148 for the dance
to be given tonight at the Union must
see Homer Heath, general manager
of the Union, before noon today in or-
der to explain their right to the tick-
ets. If the holders of these tickets)
do not report to the Union this morn-
ing, their trckets will be refused at
the door tonight, Union officials an-
nounced yesterday.
FINAL SPEAKERS CHOSEN FOR
EXTEMPORE COMPETITION j
'Rules For Block pi r-cank Reporte& Se 4
""Section Given ashington, No. 16,A rAm-
I1ah n tn71v 6 -Al m r _ i e cans in the vicinity of Valparaiso
were reported "safe and well", said ad-
The following regulations will be in vices received by the state department
today, bearing on the recent earth-
effect in the space in the west stands quake in Chile, from Consul General
where the block "M" wil be formedi Carl L. Deectman, at Valparaiso,
FIELDING IfI. YOST,
Direc: or of Intercollegiata Athletics.
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Men who will speak in the finals
of the extemporaneous speaking con-
test were chosen at a preliminary
contest held by Delta Sigma Rho yes-
terday afternoon. They are J. A.I
Miller, '24, George Gibson '23E, Nor-
man Johnson, '25, John Comstock,
'24, Frank Backstrom,h'24, Donald
Fredericks, '24 and Millard Pryor,
'24. The finals will be held in Sarah
Caswell Angell hall at 8 o'clock next
Thursday night. It. will be under the
auspices of the Oratorical association.
A silver loving cup and a. book will
be given as prizes.
today:j
Keep flag down when not in use forI
The first "M" will be made between
halves-at which time only the blue
flags are to be held up at the first
command of the cheerleader-at the
second, the yellow flags are to be helO
When holding flag for "M", stand
up.
and keep it spread out in front o i
your chesty I
When the Michigan locomotive Iq
given from the center of the field,
stand and sway from the left to the
right with your flag, starting on the
left side with the first "rah". At the
end of the yel, wave the flag over
your head.
During the second half, wave flag
when intsructed to do so by the cheer-
leader and at no other time.
Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.
Chile.
Union Lists Rooms
Information concerning rooms fo-
the weekend may be obtained at the
Union, where they have been listed
for the past six weeks. Yesterday af-
ternoon approximately 300 rooms haj
been let and 200 were still availablet
Gargoyle Has Record ale
More than 3,500 copies of the No-
vember Gargoyle were sold Thursday
according to the sales department of
that magazine. This is one of the
largest issues that the Gargoyle has
eve~ had.
Banks Close at Noon Due to Game
Ann Arbor banks will close at noon
today on account of the Michigan-
Wisconsin game. They will re-open
at seven o'clock in the evening as us-
ual and will remain open until eight.
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>R. 0. T. C. Course 3 Military Science:
Examination Course 3 Novenmber 20 and 23. Study profiles <md visi-
bility, and general review of course. No bluebooks required.
H. P. FAUST, Asst. P. M. S. & T.
University of Michigan Varsity Band:
Capes will be issued at Lane Hall at 2 p m. Formation called at
2:15 p. m. WILFRED WILSON, Director.
Michigan Song
Books, Book Ends,
Wahr's.--Adv.
Books, Memoryl
and Jewelry at
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church. - -
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SENIORS MUST ARRANGE
FOR PHOTOS BY DEC. 1
PUT ACROSS. BONUS
FOR IL LINOIS VETS
TUESDAY
7:00-Institute Religious educatiom
Lane hall.
7 30-Adeiphi House of Representa-
tives, Adelphi room, University hall.
'Ensian officials have appointed!
Dec. 1 as the best possible day on
which seniors may obtain receipts
for their pictures. Seniors who do
not obtain them by then will positive-
ly not be able to have their pictures
in the 1923 Michiganensiau, accord-
ing to 'Enslan editors. To date only
950 out of.over 1,500 have gotten their
receipt. I:
Sh _," M. Brows, '23, explaining
the reason for the setting of this final
date said, "We have found it impossi-
ble to prolong the final date for ther
obtaining of picture receipts further!
than Dec. 1. All photographs to ap-
pear in the 'Ensian must be ready;
for the engravers by Dec. 15, the date;
that the Christmas recess begins. As
it is impossible to obtain appoint-
ments with the photographers for less
than two weeks in advance during
this rush season, we will have to re-
fuse receipts after the appointed
date." 'Ra .Iei
Receipts may be obtained at the lean S. Ienu
from 9 to 12 o'clock in the morning Bloomington, Ill., Nov. 17.-(Speci-
and 2 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon al.) - The man who put over the
every week day. $55,000,000 bonus for soldiers of the
late war from Illinois, is Reau S.
Island Sells for $1,100,000 Kemp of Bloomington, assistant state
Honolulu, Nov. 17.-The Hawaiian adjutant for the American Legion,
Pineapple company has bought vir- ----
tually all the island of Linai for Dr. Lehr, Educator, Wies
$1,100,000. This is the largest real;
estae del i inslarhistry.Ada. 0., Nov. 17.-Dr. Henry S. Lehr.
estate deal in insular history.founder and piesident emeritus of
UOhio Northern University, was strick-
U. S. Cruiser in. Turkish Waters en - with paralysis at his home here
Constantinople, Nov. 17. - The late today. The noted educator is
cruiser Pittsburgh has arrived to past 85 years old.
head the American naval forces in
U-NOTICES
Freshman basketball candidates meet
Monday night at the gymnasium.
Bring your own equipment.
There is an exhibitionof the paint-
ings of Nicolas Roerich, noted Rus-
sian artist, daily in the West Gallery
of Alumni Memorial hall. This col-
lection is placed on display under
the auspices of the Ann Arbor Art
association.
Turks Accuse American Missionaries
Lausanne, Nov. 17. -- Charges that
American missionaries in Turkey are
carrying on a campaign against the
interests of Turkey are contained in
a formal statement issued tonight by
the Turkish delegation to the peace
conference.,
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GENUINE
SCOTCH GRAIN
OXFORDS
$11.50 to $14.00
Alfrrb 3. ?uf 3inr.
ANN ARBOR
NICKE ARCADE
NASH ROADSTER
NASH TOURING
NASH SPORT MODEL
HUDSON SEDAN
Ann Arbor Nash Company
MAYNARD STREET
ORGANIZATIONS NOTICE
In order that The Michigan
Daily may properly handle all
news relating to sectional clubs,
all such organizations are re-
quested to send in to the city
desk a complete list of all offi-
cers, their names, addresses, and
telephone numbers. The Daily
would also appreciate a state-
ment of each club's purposes
and aims.
By keeping its files complete
The Daily will be able, by means
of adequate publicity, to assist
the clubs in securing better at-
tendance at their meetings.
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Turkish waters.
Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.
For the Game you must
follow the craze for
Scotch
Sweaters
Wool Hose
and
Scarfs
For the Dance:
Silk Hose "Pointex"
Fans - Newest Styles
fw .including
the "Domino
Jane Singleton Shops
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Christmas!
ARE YOU ?
Select items now and find
a good assortment.
You thus have time to se-
cure what you wish.
For if it is not in stock
we have time to order.
BETTER LOOK
EARLY!
"The Quarry"
Drug and Prescription Store
G. CLAUDE DRAKE
PROPRIETOR
Phone 308
are Ready
?The New
P E E RLESS
The Cadillac Garage Company
JULIUS E. SCHMIDT
DISTRIBUTORS FOR
PEERLESS AND MAXWELL
PHONE 1625
327 S. Main, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Tires, Storage, Accessories
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