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PROGRAM FOR AUGUST
ThrFi-22-3-W. S. Hart in "The
Hell-Houndoaska." Also Holoes
Travels and Comedy, "He Got His."
Sat 24-Mrs. Veoon Cattle in "Th
'Myseios Client" Alo Nes ad-
Comedy, "On the Jump.' .
Sun-Mon-02-26-'Lioa Cavalseri s -
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"Love's 4;ret." As rslr
TuesWed,-y-o Loeise Glaum in
"Shakled." Also Comedy, "What's -
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Th r-Fri-29-3,-Douglas Fairbanks in
"r. 'Fiit." Alo HolmesosTraels-
a d.Cosedy, "Adam and Lone veo
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Tus-'-Vlin1 ain i "TI )Fair
Babaian." Als Cedy(Rt.)
Thur-Fri-2223-William Desmond in
Itel's End." AlsOHery Soy.
Sa -2-onore Salbry in Hands
Down." Also News and Comedy.
Sun-Mon-5-6-RoyStewart in "By
Proxy." Also Serial 13, "Vengeance
and the Woman"1
Tues 27-Geraldie Farrar in "The
Deil Stone." Also Comedy (Ret.)=
Wed-28-Doothy Dalton in "ove
L Iettes." Alo Comedy (Rt.)
Thu-Fi-.20-3- Aoma ERens in
"False Ambition." Also O'enry
Story.
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PROGRAM FOR AUGUST
Thurs-Fri--a-23-Mae Marsh in "The
Glorious Adventure" and Christie
Comedy, "Here Comes the Groom."
loc.
Sat-24-Edward Earle and Agnes
Ayres in "One Thousand Dollars"
and GDeCoedy, "The Cub and
the asy Chas."
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where we left off of holding the Uni-
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those who will be back in the Stu-
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serving Michigan campus ideals as
faithfully as circumstances permit; to
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918
YOUR DUTY
The plan which it appears the gov-
ernment has adopted for the preserva-
tion of the universities and colleges
seems to meet the needs of the sit-
uation. Educational institutions will
be able to hold their organizations
together, and the army will have the
training for two years of potential of-
ficer material.
The plan also will be essentially
democratic. Under the new law there
will be no opportunity for the charges
of slackerism that have been made
against the college student. Not only
What will be the result of these
actions on the universities? It is hard
to predict but it is safe to say that a
new and strange University will greet
present students if they return while
the war is still in progress. The old
will it eliminate that undesirable fac-
tor but there is also a promise of
one of the most democratic actions
that the government has ever under-
taken-the assigning of young men
with high ochool education to high
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