II I iIBT- LOIETT r4. 'HOEj n LAST irge Shipment Just Arrived All sizes and widths gulation or Oil Tanage Price $7.00 [k-Over OT SHOP S. MAIN ST. * of the University of Ntiehigan nspect our splendidly complete line of handsome :s and Overcoats Smart, Clever Models MOTOR COMPANI;ES CO-OPERATEk WITH PRODUCTION OF WAtR MATERIALS Washington, Nov. 26. -"The report that I am contemplating an order shutting off cars from the automobile industry is without any foundation in fact. I said a week ago that I did not have in mind any transportation order treating any industry as non- essential, since Priority order number two went as far as it seemed to me wise in dealing with so-called non- essentials by transportation orders. The statement still stands." These were the words of Judge Lov- ett, the war industries board's director of priority, when he denied a traffic re- port that he had issued an order refus- ing cars to automobile concerns. The automobile industry is co- I operating with, the industries board in furthering war production. AMERICA'S ENTRY IN WAR BRINS MUSIC TO ENGLAND London, Nov. 26.-Thanks to the United States' entry into the war,, American music is enjoying a wide vogue in London this fall. Since the concert season and recital opened here there has been scarcely a single impor- tant program without one or two American numbers, and the leader of the Queen's Hall symphony orchestra has just achieved a remarkable suc- cess with an entire program of Amer- ican music. The musical critics view the American invasion with some friendli- ness but not too much enthusiasm. One says, "The American composers seem too anxious to assert their mas- tery of modern technique, to convince us that they know as much about it as anybody else." "The tendency among American composers seems to toward turning out a piece no less elaborate than that of the modern European, rather than to develop on their own lines," an- other says. Custer Laundry Employs 400 Workers TODAY 7:15 o'clock-Soph lits meet in Uni- versity hall. 7:30 o'clock-Informal reception for foreign students in Lane hall. 7:30 o'clock-Arthur C. Bachrach speaks in room 348 Engineering build- ing on "Soldiers' Insurance." 7:30 o'clock-University Christian Science society meets in Newberry hall. 7:30 o'clock-Kentucky club smoker at Michigan Union. 7:30 o'clock-Adelphi dabating so- ciety meets in Adelphi rooms, Univer- sity hall. 8 o'clock-Prof. R. M. Wenley speaks to Classical club in room A, Alumni Memorial hall. 8 o'clock-Concert by University "Y" and Wolverine musical clubs in Com- munity chapel, 609 Miller avenue. U-NOTICES Elmer Mitchell, coach of the Var- sity basketball squad, has issued a call for candidates for the All-fresh basketball team to report at Water- man gymnasium tonight at 8 o'clock. Practice will begin at once. All assistant track managers and try-outs report at Waterman gymnas- ium at 4:30 o'clock today. Masons Honor Plattsburg Officers Plattsburg, N. Y., Nov. 26.-In re- cognition of their success in receiving commissions in the United States mil- itary forces, 337 Masons received the Scottish Rite degree in free masonry here yesterday. The degree was given without cost to the men. THIS fARRICMa. eas T EKs. givin Day & Sat. SEEK DETROIT Best Seats - $1.50 CLIFTON CRAWFORD in the Military Musical Comedy "HER SOLDIER BO Y" A R C A D E Tue-27 Nor ma T1almadge in "Poppy." (Ret) and Comedy, "Risks and Rouaghnecks." Wed-28-ETiarle Williams in "The Stolen Treaty," and Mutt and Jeff Cartoon.. Thu-Fri-29-3o-jane Cowl in "The Spreading Dawn," and Christie Com- edy. AT LAST After almost endless delay our new heating plant is Installed. Our patrons will now be com- fortable. L OG WOO D ONE O' THE BEST % I ,, 2for 5~ EARL & WILo r' OR® -3'S7 SPR ODucT WHTNEY STODAY MATINEE AND NIGHT Kinsey Komedy Ko. Presents CtConvit 316" THURSDAY SPECIAL MATINEE 6The Whole Damm Family" Vaudeville between Acts Matinee and Night, 10-20-26c Val I SHOES for MEN and WOMEN Alfred J. Rub is not r the chea thing, bu worth at Good Foo little mor footwear, value is greater. wear repr value I INCORPORATED - NICKELS ARCADE - IN DETROIT 101 Washington Blvd. I ek Coat, and full belted, in handsome .in cloths, single and double-breasted. J __._ 1 $19.50 to $40 S I - .UG I'O . PEOPLE PREFER Pasteurized Cream uWuHITNEY THEATRE WEDNESDAY NOV. 28 Scandal in Hi1gh Life! S111his t the CO-RE SPONDENNT? - Mutt or Jeff? - in - The Biggest Scream in Years! Bud-Fisher's Merriest MUTTJEF F Divorced The Barnum & Bailey Laugh Epidemic Presented with a Cast, Chorus, Scenic and Costume Equipment unparalled! Songs that all the world is Humming Dances Defying Description PRICEAS: 2c to $1.00 SEATS; NOW SELLING HATTERS TO COLLEGE MEN We make and retail hats. Make Hats-to-Order and do all kinds of hat work such as reblocking, new bands, etc. We also -,P1 acid reblock Army Hats, Hats shaped to fit the head free of charge when bought of us. FACTORY HAT STORE 617 Packard St., next to the Delta Telephone 1792 I Rae Theatre TODAY Camp Custer, Mich., Nov. derwear, shirts, and socks. than 30,000 soldiers housed] 26.-Un- of more here will Goldyn Pictures present Madge Kennedy in require 400 persons to launder. The laundry just.completed may be oper- ated by women if permission is ob- I "Baby Mine" The Play with 1000 Laughs d Cafeteria E NOW SERVING THE PUBLIC ARCADE Cleanliness Is Paramount Books and Supplies For all Courses JPPLY EVERY STUDENTS' NEED .eehan & Co. Detroit TY PROVIDES candy, writing pads, and pencils. MIES IN EUROPE Soldiers at home will not be forgotten for 1,750,000 packages have been cor- o Distribute Pres- lected to send to the various camps tmas Trees by and cantonments. Daus U. S. Refuses to Exempt E. W. Scripps 6.-The American Los Angeles, Nov. 26.-James G. going to see that Scripps, directing head of newspapers ldier abroad will owned by his father, E. W. Scripps, of ekage, and as far San Diego, and chairman of the United will be distrifbut- Press association and the news- e from trees, by a paper enterprise association, has been he announcement denied exemption from military ser- eadquarters of the vice .:by the district exemption board. The appeal was filed by his father, s of gifts have al- who contended he would be more val- and arrangements uable as the chief executive of the sev- that the packages, eral newspapers and press associa- tamed from the war department. As an advantage, it is pointed out that wives of the soldiers could come down here and maintain themselves near their husbands, if this system were employed. This system is being used at Camp Upton, L. I. One strange fact regarding the por- table laundry to be used by the Sam- mies when they go overseas is that they wili seldon receive , however, the' tame clothing they sen4. Their sizes will be observed and they will always have clothes to fit them. It is impossible to mark each shirt,. Bock and suit of underwear to distin- guish then. State Draft Board Askas Volunteer Aid Lansing, Nov. 26.-The Lansing draft board has appealed for volun- teer aid to deal with the extra labor involved in classification of eligibles for military service under the govern- ment's new questionaire, The board is arranging to permit of the work be- ing done evenings and will use high school seniors, teachers, and capitol clerks who volunteer. cleorge Owen, '19, Dies in Detroit George Owe-n, '19, died following a brief illness $uday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at his mge in Detroit. He was a member of the Alpha ;igma Phi fraternity. . A Typeir cr Exeptiornd d-or Coilegian$ Change your type in an instant from one style toPote-or-ay-language. THE MU LTI PLEX F1 A M OND Two sets of type In ench machinc. "Just Turn th Kn" Presto one or the oer binpie--o.pac-.-portable Beautiful work-beyond compare. If r.ct inclined to a new machine, inquire for our sactory rebuilta. We Rent Mac:ines of high quality. Patrons: President Woodrow Wilson Catr-1krry del Val Dr. Alexancr Graham Bell Chancel r I ev. B. G. Trant ;;ishop John G. M'urray WwIia-i Dean H-owells also all Coilegcs and Universities Our special terrms to collegians will interest you. Ca adg for the asking. H mmcd Typewriter Co. 545 E 3 S'r et 1 :ow A ..rk C; Y. I . Y. k A GALE OF MIRTH M AJESTIC Matinee 3 P. M.-10-20e Nites 7:30.9-20-25-30c 3 DAYS STARTING MONDAY NIT E Margaretta Anderson's American All Girl Revue A Song and Dance Review of Today S-PRETTY GIRLS-S "Two Million Dollar Dolls" HILTON & LAZAR Creators of Laughs FRED AND DAISY BIAB Super Artists of the Flying Rigs BARBER & JACKSKON Mirth and Melody FLORENZ DUO Magicians from Court of Spain Matinees Satur WuerthTheatre Pries:1 - a ni I ights 6:30, 8, g days-Continuous 'EM13ER Co. B. Howyard in7 Parts. k Pickford and Lot Ghost-House." A iedy "Te Sulta OR DE MBER 'arde in "Under N "Neglected Wi dine Farrar in ' 'orgot." Also Vic Evening 8c, an Washburn in " ; 1 OrpheumTheatre Prices: roc unless otherwise specified Matinees 2, a:3o. Nights 6:3o, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous NOVEMBER Tues.27-Alice Brady in "The Maid of Belgium." Also Comedy. Eve. i5c. W XedA-W. S. Hart in "The Desert Doan." Also Triangle Comedy. Re- booked. 4-Shows Thanksgiving-4 2:30, 4:00, 7:30, 9:00 Seats now selling for Thanks- giving Day. Have you reserved any? Better call NOW. Thur-29-Ruth Stonehouse in' "Phanton Husband." Also Triangle Comedy and Weekly. Fri-3o-Belle Bennett in "Ashes of Hope." Also Triangle Comedy and Weekly. { . .. o. Big Stock ReducingSale Men's Fine Shoes. (Bostonians and Florsheims) ist- tions. ves, Officers' Uniforms and accessories les, G. H. Wild & Co., State Street.-Adi apher V Ave. Dealer in Camplus Booter 308 South State Street uI ping it R Owing to iris fne s .