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PROGRAM FOR JULY
Sat-27-Marion Dves ia "Runaway
- Romany." Also Nos ad Cooedy.
SuMon-28-g-Cecil B. DeMille inu
The Whipeong Chorus." Sennett
Comoedy,-"Watoh YourPNoighor"
TuesWed-30-3-Vtallae Rei do
"The House of Silence." "Eagle's
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- ThuoFri i--Viiao Mai o rn"Un
claimed Goods." Also Holmes Trav-
lo od Cooedy.
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Sat-aF--ranlo nFatnuou inC"5edy
Reward." Also Ness ad Cousdy.
Sun-Mon-28-2-Gloria Swanson in
"You Ca n eliee Eveything."
Also Srial No. 9, "Vngae ad
the Woman.
-Tu 3o-Maguerite Clark in "ab's
Matinee Idol." Also "lagl's Eye,"=
No. 20.
Wed-3t-Lina Cavliri i d"The
Etrnal Tomptress." Also "Egl's
Eye," No. 2o.-
PROGRAM FOR AUGUST
Thur-Fri r-2-William Desmond in0
' Closi'." Alo Kystone Comedy,
'Or Wioos Utressos obl."
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St-27-Alioe Joyoo i: Fiodsthte
Wosa" Dreo Comedy, ao opectal
Hawaiian music, singing and dan-
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Mon-29s-. X. Bushon aod Beverly
Bayne in "Social Quicksands" and
Flagg Comedy, "The Man Eater."
Tues-3o-June Elvidge "TheO Oldest
Lus" and Cooedy.
W d--raerkly n Farnus in "The
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N. A. Gleason Herbert Hobart
Business
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SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1918
FALSE WAR REPORTS
Thursday night there was posted on
the window of a local place of busi-
ness a dispatch reputed to be from an
Ann Arbor evening newspaper that
declared the Crown Prince of Ger-
many had been captured with 500000,
men-that all escape had been cut off.
This report spread rapidly all over
town, not only through Ann Arbor
proper, but also through the Univer-
sity section. Dispatches in the morn-
ing papers discredited the reputed
capture to the extent of saying that
the mouth of the pocket had been so
narrowed that the Allies were enabled
to sweep it with shell fire. There was
no mention of the Crown Prince being
in the pocket. Neither did the evening
paper dispatches say so.
Whether or not the Crown Prince is
there is of little concern, except in
the effect his capturg might have on
German morale. It is sae to say his
capture would be no great loss to the
German morale. It is safe to say his
concern that any one should spread
the report that he was made prisoner,
together with his army. Such news is
bound to raise the spirits of all loyal
Americans to a high pitch, and when
the truth is learned, there is a corres-
pondingly great pychological reaction
of disappointment. Such incidents al-
so lead to the discrediting of the press.
The common observation "that's just
newspaper talk" is directly the re-
sult of such experiences. The Amer-
ican newspapers are making a record
in this war for truthfulness in war
news, although some are guilty of
over-playing. Such posted dispatches
are not conducive to a continuance of
such a record, at least locally.
No loyal American will knowingly
spread any war reports or rumors
which he does not have good reason
to believe are true, and heresay is
poor guarantee of truth. Much Ger-
man propaganda is carried by people
who would rather be an interesting
source of information than a loyal
American. Thoughtlessness is at the
bottom of most of it, but that is no
excuse. Watch your tongue and in-
tern it if it gives evidence of being an
enemy alien.
Engiineers Sally
Forth To Dance
(By "Bak Fly")
Thursday evening after dinner, ten
of our Romeos shook the moth-balls
from their Kuppenheimers, harvested
the cropo from their faces, and em-
barked in a couple of Ford Chariots
for Cheboygan. The occasion for afl
of these unuusal proceedings was the
Red Cross Dance at Fay Hall. They
all weathered the cruise as well as
could be expected and stepped out on
the floor just as though they were
used to it.
The evening was spent in romping
on the feet of the buxom natives, who
must of heard of our fame at the ter-
psichorean art, and had come from
miles around to see us perform. The
music was furnished by a regular
artist who played a violin and pumped
a player piano with his feet in perfect
unison. "Bill" Dorrance missed sev-
eral "rounds" watching to see that he
didn't fall to sleep and drop his fiddle.
"Tommy" Garrett was the big attrac-
tion of the evening with the women.
He even had a bell-boy paging him
before the affair was half over. All
returned to camp and wer afely
tucked in their trundle beds bys9:0
P. . (?)
The first "Sing" took place Friday
evening, July 12, at the "Michigan
Union." Under the apt leadership of
"Doc" Stouffer we wheezed and
gargled our Camp Davis songs. We
haven't received any complaints from
the "Bug Camp" or any place else
around the lake, so it must have at
least sounded good at a distance.
CHOP SUEY
The kind they make in Ring-Joy-
Lou or Mandin Inn, Chicago, or
Chinese Pavilion, Detroit, and at Ar-
cade Cafeteria, Wednesday and Sun-
day nights.
Dancing at the Armory every Sat-
urday evening. Fisher's Orchestra.
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