unnuuunulnriliilinmt1nIIllimoor. VuerthTheater j Aftrnoon-2:30 and 4:00 Evening-y:oo, 8:0 and ro:o Pone-sio-J PROGRAM FOR AUGUST -no--Bessie Love in "1ow Coui i, Caroline." Also News and nedy. on--n-a-Walace Reid in "Be- e M, McXanipp." Also Com- Sd-3-14-B essie arriscale in O0 aradise." Also Comedy, nakeille's Nw Shorif." Fi-15:16-Elsier guson in ne Lie." Also Holmes Travels and -t- m. Rssell in "Up Romance ad." Also News and Comedy- pheumTheater Afternoon-2:3 and 4:00 Evening-p:oo,5oo and a:o - Phne-160-J PROGRAM FOR AUGUST -a-C. Nale in "Charity." Also s and Comedy.- n- r-L e Hil in "A Good ser." Also Serial ii, "Vengeance S ---Jack. Piolalnd in Tm yer." Alo Oonery Stocy (Ret.) -4-Wallace Reid in "Nan of sic Mountain." Also O'Henry wyv (Rt.)- Fri-aa-a6-Gloria Swanson in A ,ory Woman's Husband." Also Iery Stary. 17-Gladys Hulette in "Waifs." y o News and Comedy, "It's aWild unlllilnllilluuillulilillllllrllu g ROADE. OWS ATno, 8: 0n0,9a UanassOtherwasSpenafied PROGRAM FOR AUGUST --tate Williams and Gc mond in "The Girl in His House" SDrew Comedy, "Bobbley's :7" -1a-Emily Stevens in "A Man's rld and Flagg Comedy, "The -1s-Carlyle Blackwell and June idge in The Cabaret" and Com- urteous and satisfactory ATMENT to every custom- hether the account be large mall. Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 al an Surplus, $550,000.00 urces .........$4,000,000.00 bwest Cor. Main & Huron. f7 North University Ave. en ALL Summer LTT L E'S inch Room LUNCHES, SODAS AND TOBACCO 8 $O.STATE ST. |TROIT UNITED LINES Detroit, Ann Arbor & Jackson Limited and Express Cars-Leave , 7:25 a. n., 8:1 a. n., and hourly Express Cars (cal stpo wot oi )-S:45 a. n. and noorytwn hurs arn East Bound-5:35 a. in., 6:40 5 a. n.,.and evry tw ionys t a.n1:0 p. an.Ta Ypsilanti nly, 1,:50 p. in., an:50p. in.,120 ao a m. To Saline change at ars West Bound-6:oo a. in., 7:23 0 p. in. in Chop Suey -:- One Pot Tea 35 CENTS pen during Summer / School ang Tang Lo 613 E. Liberty St. Phone 948-R ese and American Dishes PEN ALL SUMMER GEORGE'S CHO? SUEY WAI KING LOO State St. Phone 1244-M THE WOLVERINE* PAGE THRFE .... 4 Y 6 f k 1 i 1 1 f F 1 1 1 1 1 1 I t Y i f 1 3 4 A 7 i S J TH W LV RI E AG --tE At the 71heaters AT THE MAJESTIC About the biggest event in the en- tire season in the motion picture world is D. W. Griffith's latest film master- piece, "Hearts of the World," which will be shown at the Majestic one week commencing Sunday, Aug. 18. "Hearts of the World" required 18 Moonths in the making and many of the scenes were taken on the actual battlefields of France by Mr. Griffith, with official aid and assistance of the British and the French governments. the play is primarily a love story in which war figures as the grim back- ground. It may be called 'the story of a village" and for more than 40 min- utes during the exposition of the st'ory, there is not -a cannon shot, not a suggestion of war's alarms. There is the pretty romance of two girls, each in love with the same man; there is the quiet and peaceful atmo- sphere of a small French town before the holocast of the war. Then comes the conflict with its ensuing effects upon the fortunes of those in the little village. The battle scenes shown were taken in the trenches during the death strug- gles of the French and German and only occasionally has it been found necessary to piece the story of the battles together by means of acted scenes. Subscribe at the "Y" tent for The Detachment News. Now 50 cents. War Verse THE SPIRES OF OXFORD I saw the spires of Oxford As I was passing by, The grey spires of Oxford Against the pearl-gray sky. My heart was with the Oxford men Who went abroad to die. The years go fast in Oxford, The golden years and gay, The hoary Colleges look down On careless boys at play. But when the bugles sounded war They put their games away. They left the peaceful river, The cricket-field, the quad, The shaven lawns of Oxford To seek a bloody sod- They gave their merry youth away For country and for God. God rest you, happy gentlemen, Who laid your good lives down, Who todk the khaki and the gun Instead of cap and gown. God bring you to a fairer place Than even Oxford town. -WINIFRED M. LETTS. Reception for Campus by Newberry A reception for all the students of the summer session and for the faculty and their wives will be given by Miss Agnes Wells and the women of New- berry at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, Aug. 17, at Newberry residence. Try This New Different Drink A rightly brewed product of choicest selected grains is refreshing, invigor- ating, strengthening, and health-building. Furthermore, it has that mild, tangy, delicious flavor that everybody- especially beer drinkers-loves and longs for. A great many people have thought that such a drink could not be satisfy ing to the taste and the thirst unless there were considerable alcohol in it. They were wrong-and you'll find the proof in this new beverage- EXCELO Excelo is non-intoxicating. It cheers, braces and invigorates. It is a tonic-a safe relief from fatigue, nervousness, insomnia and that general weak- ness which we call "run down." More than this, it is a beverage without a peer-new and different- piquant and snappy-good for the appetite and the digestion. It is pure and wholesome; it keeps its character and flavor under all con- ditions and it always satisfies. It is put up in sterilized, air-tight bottles, and one taste of it will show its quality. Order a case today; see what a splendid drink it is and how much good it does you. Excelo Beverage Co., Detroit, Mich. Trade supplied by NATE HORNING, Phone 1778-M, 208 S. 4th Ave. Dancing at the Armory every Bat- WANTED - Number of students to urday evening. Fisher's orchestra.- work for board between end of sum- Adv. mer school and fall term. Call Gaulet, 2639-W. Trunks and travelling bags for all purposes--Koch & Henne.-Adv. Subscribe for The Wolverine Z Days Commencing, SUNDAY AUG. 18 i ,/ Majestic 7 Days Commencing SUNDAY AUG. 18 "Hearts of the World" is more than a picture play. It is a world's drama. It goes straight to the heart. It is the hu- man quality that makes "Heartsof the World" as big as making. D. W. Griluiths Supreme Triumph "Hearts of the W~orld" A Love Story of the Great War Battle Scenes on the Battle Fields of France (Under Auspices British War Office) 1,000,000 Fighting Men 20,000 Horses Miles of Artillery March of Legions Squadrons of Aero- planes Fleets of Zeppelins Destruction of Cities Charge of the Tanks Twice Daily 2:30 8:15 Buy Your Seats in Advance PRICES: Mats, 25c to $1.00 Nights, 25c to $1.50 IL.