THE WOLVERINE

 THE WOLVERINE
Orpheum Theatre
Teuse s sbyaus The official student newspaper for
'yeru y n the University of Michigan summer.
session. Published by the students on
Tueesy, Aug. 3-Sargsurtite Crk i Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af-
"Pretty Sister of Joie." ternoons. Twenty-five issues.
Wednesday, August 4-Bessie Barriscale
in "'Tre Reward." s Subscription rates-By carrier, sev-
'itusr s-i"i., Asg. 56-Jhiasen end eisty-five cents for the summer;
Hauroldiiockwood inis "Jiim tre n
ian,"and Paramount Travels. mailed to any address for one dol-
lar.
Advertising rates--Furnished upon ap-
- _- plication to the business manager.
Subscriptions and ads taken at Quar-
Majestic Theatre ry's, Cushing's and University Ave-
PRESENTS THE FAMOUS PLAYERS nue Pharmacy.
PROGRAMME Office Hours: Managing editor, 2:00
-- to 2:00 daily; business manager,
Tuesedy, Asg. - ec,, teterin is 1:00 to 2:00 daily, Phone 1960 or
"The Mali U1lios Not Lose." 2414. I
wednesday, f os. l-I-ry Piekford in
"The Bishop tarriage," and Pathe Address, The Wolverine, Press Build-
News. ing, Maynard St., Ann Arbor.
Thursday, Au-. .-William Fariuitn in
"The Redey c. c elsid Ceirsoii" Howard R. Marsh-Managing Editor
Phone-2414-1505
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Temple Theatre
AOMISSION 5c.
(except Friday and Saturday)
Tuesday, August3-"Work" (withiChas.
Chaplin)
wednesday, Aug. 4-A Feature Filn.s
Ttusdy, Aui - sSilent w."
(liliin Walker).
Friday, Aug. 6-hsterbroos Case and
Zcna Keefe in "One."
Arcade Theatre
SHOWS:AFTERNOONS 4;00: EVE. 6:15; 7:45; 9:15
Tuesday, Aug 3-Babara Tenasii
the dramatization of Bret Harte's
story, "M'iss," in five parts. Also
e Crtiehaplin in "The Face on the
Bar Room Floor."
wednesday, Aug. 4-Burr McIntosh in
F. Hopkinson-Smith's famous story,

Ferris Ii. Fitch-Business Manager
Phone 960236
Assistant to Business Manager-
William I logan
Reporters
Phil Pack
Ward Peterson
Nathaniel 'hompson
Bruce Swaney
David Rosenthal
C. W. Lemimon
Karl Wehmeyer
Jerome Zeigler
Willis C. Goodenow
Issue Editor
Dwight W. Jennings

"Col. Carter of Cartersville.
e j TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1915.
READY?
Thiseis sthe sixth week of summer
school for all of us but the law stu-
dents. Although it is their seventh,
they have to stay longer than the rest
of us. The medics, however, leave
this week; and their departure is a
reminder that our term is nearly over.
IIn time, summer school is three-
Garrick quarters through. How far along is it
For the next week of her Detroit in work? How many of your theses
engagement at the Garrick theater, are finished? Is your laboratory work
Miss Bonstelle and her company will anywhere iear completed? Are the
offer Edgar Selwyn's hunorous tale note books in shape?
of the complications that beset a Summer is a hard time for the reg-
couple drawn into the divorce court ular undergraduate student to work.
through interference of others. They To the majority of the summer school
decide to patch matters up and go ienrollment, it is the only time of the
away on a motor trip, only to be fol- year when they are pupils; and they
lowed and told they are not man and probably have their work well along
wife,-that a divoreshas been grant- The undergraduate, however, can't
ed. The title of this comedy is "Near- study in the summer time; or rather,
ly Married." Corliss Giles will be he thinks he can't. The Huron, the
seen in the part of Harry Linsay, the movies and Detroit have proved great
husband, with Miss Bonstelle as Bet- attractions. But in a few short days
ty, a vivacious, snappy woman. Jane it will be *ao late to hand in that
Houston las a delightful opportunity thesis. Examinations must be taken,
as the divorce specialist; the two kind. and the final judgment will be passed.
but blundering friends will be inacted Are you ready?
by Robert Adamsis asud Elleee Wilson, - ______ __
with William Powell as the interfer- IRGE GRANTED RELEASE ON
ing brother. Other members of the BOND, RETURNS TO CLEVELAND
Bonstelle coipany fit into the picture
in the splendid proportions of their Having obtained a release on bond,
ability. The usual Tuesday, Thurs- Clure H. Burge, '17, has returned to
day and Saturday matinees will be his home in Cleveland to await his
given. trial oil charges of forgery. The bond
--called for $500 and the trial was set
Musical Instruments, Strings, and for August 31.
all Musical 'Supplies at reasonable The case of Ed. Goggin, also held
prices. Schaeberle & Son, Music oi a charge of forgery, will be tried
House, 110 S. Main St. tf o the same date as that of Burge.

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People are like lakes; the shallower
they are, the more sea they kick up.
Eternity
"If I had just one day to live, I
would spend it in summer school in
Ann Arbor."
"Why?"
"Because here, every day seems like
a hundred years.
TEA CHERS TAKE
SUMMER WORtK
Headline, Times-News.
We maintain they don't take much
of ours,
Gasoline launches are the only
things in the world like women. Think
it over.
Great Caesar!
Problems in mobilization-
1. A Russian army,
2, Canadians for England's battle-
front.
3. Charity for the Belgians.
4. Life insurance (seniors- testify.)
2Spaghetti
6. Protective forces against the
boulevard mosquitoes when both
hands are occupied.
7. "Eight o'orks,"
8. Spherical peas osea knife,
9, llumouresque, when the thermo-
meter is at 95
PILG1M t"LIDS"
SEEN ON MANY
GIRLISH HEADS
-Headline, Times-News.
And on many Ann Arbor saloons.
Another contrib maintains that'
"Jack" Benton did not jump to either
the Women's league or the Drama
league, but to the Epworth league.
Too Far!
(professor of an eight 'cloel Latin
class calls on student for difficult
translation in "Aeneld.")
Student-"I put my arms around her
neck * * * Oh, Professor, I didn't get
any farther."
A Midsummer Night's Dlream
The shades of night were falling fast-
As poets say they do-
Another day was going past-
The peaceful skies were blue.
The campus, in the quiet eve,
Was hushed in stilly rest-
With deathlike calm,-so I believe-
Its grassy sward 'sas blessed.
Anon there came, with genteel tread,
A likely youth, well built--
With scholar's gaze, uncovered head-
Clean cut-face free from guilt.
The shades of night were falling fast,
And all was still as still-
The while the young man lightly
passed-
That is, it was, until-
There came a shout, and then some
more-
And then a mighty rush
Of student folk--a thousand score-
To break the evening hush.
On, ou they came, with bloody cries,
Of those who. thirst for gore-
Who seek a hostile captive prize-
With vicious rush and roar,
And as the youth bespied the bunch
He shook his legs with vim-
He straightway had a goodly hunch
That they were after hin.
Away sped he, like Mercury-
It was an ugly chase-
It seemed as if there ne'er could be
An ending to the race.

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Second Hand
Summer School Text Books
Woodruff's Quasi-Contracts
Beale's Crimminal Pleading and Practice
Mickell's Cases in Criminal Procedure
Hal's Cases Constitutional Law
Wigmore's Cases in Evidence
Ame's Cases on Equity
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The town folk joined, the fire patrol-
And Tom, the campus cop-
Until they had him in a hole-
And made the fellow stop.
"Say, what's the dope?" the young man
cried.
"Stand back! You prunes"-he said.
"Escaped! Escaped!" the crowd re-
plied-
"You've got a convict's head."
For truth to say, his manly crust
Was shaven short of hair-
"To keep my brain from clogging
rust"-
He said-"To give it air,"
"Oh, string him up," they howled in
glee-
"A convict-that's the rule"-
"A prisoner I am," said he,
"But just in summer school."
"Poor guy," said they-he'd saved the
day-
And turned around and went away.
-G. C. C.
Students Visit Caves on Geology Trip
Several students attended the geol-
ogy trip to Put-in-Bay Saturday. Under
the direction of Prof. I. D. Scott, the
class visited Perry Cave, Crystal Cave,
and Paradise Cave, where crystaline,
stalactitic, and stalagmitic formations
were studied.
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University School of Music
ALBERT A. STANLEY, Director
"A Gathering Place for Advanced Sudenis"
Annual Summer Sess'on
E1CHT WEEKS-JUNE 28,-AUC. 20
Regular Fall Term begins Mn. Oct 4, 1915
Ior Catalogue and Inforsation address
CHARLES A. SINK, Secretary
Ann Arbor, Mich.
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