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CRITICISES AUTHORITIES
SAYS THAT USE OF AUDITORIUM
SHOULD HAVE BEEN EXTENDED
TO DR. CONWELL
Editor, Michigan Daily:
After listening to Dr. Conwell's
splendid lecture at the Methodist
church on Sunday night, it seems un-
warrantable that it should have been
made impossible for every student and
young man and woman in town to hear
him. Also after his rather touching
reference to his former pleasure in
speaking in the "great University au-
ditorium," it seems highly regretable
that he should not have been extended
the courtesy of Hill auditorium-es-
pecially as, considering his advanced'
years, there is every possibility that
he will not visit us again.
A PATRON.
Doctors To Attend Convention
Dean W. B. Hinsdale and Dr. D. W.,
Meyers, of the Homeopathic medical
school have left for Washington, where
points are given
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TRELEAVEN, '18D,. CLAIMS CRITI-
CISMS ARE NOT JUSTIFIED;
URGES REPORT.
Editor, The Michigan Daily:-
There can be no justification for
any further communications or writ-
ings of any sort as regards the una-
voidable mistake made by the band in
playing the national anthem last Sat-
urday.
It must be conceded by all that in
the past, since its organization, the
band has always acquitted itself with
credit, both for itself and the Uni-
versity, and that it has always been
an inspiration to the players, alumni,
and the student body.
In the future, let's stand by the
hand and give it the combined,' undi
vded, and enthusiastic support it de-
serves,
P. C. TRELEAVEN, '18DTh
Ann Arbor Men To Go To Custer
Seventy-eight men from Ann Arbor
will go to Camp Custer Nov. 19, when
STATE ST.
WAHR'9S
The Dwelling Place of Light-Churchill..................
Extricating Obadiah-Lincoln........................
His Family-Poole..................................
The Soul of a Bishop-Wells.. ..................
Great Possessions-Grayson .........................
Beyond-Galsworthey ............. ....................
Over the Top-Empey...............................
Long Live the King-Rinehart..........................
Anne's House of Dreams-Montgomery.................
No Man's Land-"Sapper"............................
A Son of the Middle Border-Garland................
My Four Years in Germany-Gerard.,.....................
meet at 3:30
t Newberry
be at Angell
o'clock this
5:30 o'clock
ry meeting of the
hing will be held
night at Barbour
ENGINEERING TOOLS
ALARM CLOCKS
ELECTRIC SUPPLI
STATE STREET HARDWA!
I'SPECIAL This week only
ads of league of houses of four or
members will meet at 11:30
ck today for luncheon at Barbour
asium. The question of the an-
faculty tea will be discussed,
the formation of neighborhood
ps among the league houses. Dr.
]loise Walker wil speak on the
of the house sanitarian.
)men living in town or in league
es of four members of less are
ed to tea at 4 o'clock tomorrow
noon -at Newberry residence.
cis Bacon, '02, will speak on the
mts' Friendship war fuqd. Martha
building will entertain repre-
tives from league houses at 7
ck tomorrow night. Prof. W. A.
er will speak and there will be
ng and cheering. No subscrip-
will be taken at either of these
[ngs.
'ls who are making surgical dress-
at Angell house are asked to meet
to have a picture taken at 3:30
ck this afternoon.
asses in required sophomore gym-
tm work will start Thursday.
ss Evans will meet' all seniors,
rs, and sophomores intending tc
basketball, at 4:30 o'clock Thurs-
fternoon.
e class in military marching wil'
at 7 o'clock Thursday evening.
,ting next week, the following
dule is in effect: 3:30 o'clock
lay, advanced aesthetic dancing;
o'clock Monday, sophomore bask-
1; 3:30 o'clock Tuesday, begin-
aesthetic dancing; 1:30 o'clock
nesday, playground course; 2:30
ck Wednesday, military march-
imming classes start this Thurs-
according to schedule.
they will attend a rledical conventidn the next contingent from this city will
in session there. be called to report for service.
Gasolne 23c, Polarine 50c. Staeb er U. of M. Jewelry. J. L. Chapman's
& Co.,'117 8. Ashley St.-Adv. is the place. 113 S. Main.-Adv.
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Packages Envelopes, to match
75c /
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SLATER"S BOOK
SHOP
PHONE 430
"Just a Little BETTER"
ICE CREAM
for all occasions
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Let a Service Flag Tell
the World-
that someone has gone from your home or fraternity to
"help make the world safe for democracy."
Official service emblems are shown here in all sizes
and two qualities, with extra stars-up to twelve-in-
cluded.
TRUJEY'S
218 S. Main Street
For your Appointment
Committee Photograph
try SWAIN
713 East University Ave
Each blade
tested. Do
Sin ale edze
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DEFIANCE COTTON BUNTING
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Union News
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Twelve stars furnished.
Size
2x3 feet
3x5 feet
4x6 feet
5x8 feet
6x10 feet
8x12 feet
Extra stars 8c each.
Price
$1.20
$2.25
$3.15
$5.25
$7.50
$11.25
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Arcade
Barber Shop
Nickels Arcade
We have both the in
the equipment to f
best in banking
The Ann Arbor Sa
INCORPORATE
Capitaliand Surplus
I1
One or two team captains for the
follow-up membership campaign have
not reported yet, and, in order to
check up the returns, it is necessary
that they do so at once.
The entertainment committee is
working out a program for the Sunday
afternoon meetings which will be re-
sumed on Sunday, Nov. 25. The plan
is to have these gatherings informal,
and the programs are to include mus-
ic and various "stunts." Talks will
be given occassionally by faculty mem-
bers, alumni, and townsmen.
Destinctive Service
STERLING WOOL BUNTING
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Twelve stars furnished.
Size
2X3 feet
3x5 feet
4x6 feet
5x8 feet
6x10 feet
8x12 feet
10x18 feet
(Third Floo
Extra stars 8c each.
Price
$2.00
$4.50
$7.20
$10.00
$14.00
$21.75
$37.50
r-Annex).
No Grafting
Northwest Corner Main a
Huron Streets
707 North University Ave
DETROIT UNITED LINE,
Between Detroit, Ann Arborand
(Dffective May 2a, 1917)
Detroit Limited and Express Cars-
m., 8:ro a. in., and hourly to 7:10 p.
P. mn.
Kalamazoo Limited Cars-8:48 a
every two hours to 6:48 o. im.; to
8:48 p. M,.
Jackson Express Cars "idcal stops
Ann Arbor)-9:48 a. in. and evr,-y t
to 7:48 p. im.
Local Cars East Bound- :35 a.
a. ., 7:05 a. n. and evary two hoai
p. m.. 8:op. tn., g:05 P.in.,; 1:
To Ypsilanti only, o :2o a. in.. Q:.
2:o5 p. in., 6:05 p. im. 9:45 P. In. IT
12:20 a. mn.. 1:1o a. n.. 1 :20 a. in.
change at Ypsilanti.
Local Cars West Bound-6:os a.
a. M.. 10:20 p. m.- 12:20 a. m.
Ladies Attention !
Massages and Shampoo
in your home
II
For Appointment
Call 1346-R
intercollegiate intelligence isl
eceiving numerous calls for men
romen to aid in war work.
work of organizing the execu-
ouncil, which was created by the
l of directors last Thursday, is
essing rapidly. The council will
its initial meeting within the
ten days.
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WINNING THE WAR
AND FOOD CONTROL
rt of a In order to obtain the special rates
thy of on railroad tickets to the Pennsyl-
s from vania game, those who intend to go
wealthy must sign at the Union deskbefore
e. To Th'ursday night. The railroad tick-
uld this ets for the Northwestern game also
.ours! are now on sale at the desk.
A. like Red Cross Workers to be Photographed
'eholder Women who are making surgical
-Harry dressings at the Angell house are to
have a group picture taken at 3:30
o'clock Wednesday, Nov. 30. Owing to
awake." cloudy weather on Monday, the pictur
could not be taken then.
Mrs. L. M. Cramer, a Detroit news-
coming paper correspondent, will superintend
the taking of the picture, which will
probably run in the Detroit Times and
Are very cldsely related and loom large in plans of the nation at this time, but we must
eat some food at fairly regular intervals if we are to keep ourselves in shape to do our bit.
THE RENELLEN HOSPICE
A PLACE OF DISTINCTIVE'SERVICE
Is here to do its part toward keeping you fit and in condition to carry your share of the burden
we provide wholesome food for wholesome folk-eat wisely and you will eat with us.
I am right here on the job to see that
you are pleased with every meal
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