tia Church Huron Streets CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH State in which to impart iency and energy to which this war willj concentrate it in the e experienced organ- s been recognized by for ch a concentration of ad- action in this matter absolutely necessary and aestly call upon all those tribute either great sums he alleviation of the suf- istress which must inevi-' ut of this fight for human- aocracy to contribute to ass.-Woodrow Wilson. that a few ot only the r Spangled le first a. e Liberty bonds, Liberty iberty airplane motors. is Liberty. And we're t that. 10:30-Morning Service with address by Rev. R. S. Loring on "The Good Over-looked." 6:30-"The Question of Poland." Ad-. dress by Prof. Stanislaus J. Zowski, before the Student Society. Tho- public is invited. UPHOLDS DRILL STUDENTS HARSHA, '18E, SAYS THAT 19 CREDIT - SEEKING DRILLERS ARE NOT MICHIGAN MEN.' Editor, The Michigan. Daily: Tle beacon light of the campus,' The Daily's editorial column, flared forth as usual this morning and gave to the world a statement which is sure to find favor among yellow journalists and pro-German propag- andists. We -have all read the statemnnt by this time but parts of it will bear repeating. It tells us that our patriot- ism is "naught but sentiment arising from an 'excited nervous state." Is this the much lauded "Michigan Spir- it?" Is this why Michigan men are giving their all to the nation? When hias Michigan made itself open .to such criticism? And the editorial goes farther to say that.19 out pf 22 men taking military training frankly ad- mitted that they were taking the course for the credit. These 19 men are the filthiest sort 'of slackers and should not be classed as Michigan men. Would it be permissible to challenge the editorial writer to prove his statements by obtaining a more general consensus of opinion? H. P. HARSHA, '18E. Magazines - Best club rates at Wahr's University Bookstore.-Adv. Rev. Lloyd C. Douglas will preach On "HIS PEACE" Michigan Dames will meet at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night at Newberry hall. Point system statistics should be turned in to Sue Verlenden, '20, 1205 Hill street, before Christmas vaca- tion. Tryouts for the freshman Girls' Glee club will be held at 5 o'clock tomor- row afternoon in Miss Nora C. Hunt's studio, University School of Music. Stylus will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night with Mrs. Clarence B. Goshorn, 501 E. Madison street. Dues are payable at this meeting. Mortarboard will meet at 3:30 0'-{ clock tomorrow afternoon with Marian Williams, 726 Church street. All junior girls interested in writ- ing lyrics and music for the junior girls' play are asked to meet at 2:35 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the parlors of Barbour gymnasium. argaret Reckley, '19, Engaged Engagement of Margaret M. Beck- ley. '19. to Frederick S. Unton was recently announced at the Martha Cook building. The marriage has been set for Dec. 26. Mr. Upton has just completed the ordnance course at this University. r : t" !-.. 10:30 A.M. Price 50 Cents Be sure to join this we( home with you a copy of STATE ST. w We have a complete stock FLA.SHLIGHTS and Flashlight Batterii Switzer' s Hardy 310 STATE CHO ICE SLECTI( OF NOW ON DISPLAY ; If The Michiga- I would seem that they made the Union a safe place for men at Friday night Spotlight. listments continuing, Ann Arbor, look like a Wisconsinized Michi- soon. .gineers ought' to be breathing of relief. Silater'sA S'TA'TE8 ERS WILL UOTA ON TIMEf rkers at Angell house have al- r finished one-third of their quota ,000 pads set for the first of the The necessary average of 650 per day has been exceeded. One he number finished reached 1,200, another day 1,538. So many wom- ave.responded to the urgent call the directors of the work expect assignment to be filled the first of next week. 41 House Closes During Holidays' gell house-will be closed during holidays because so few women to work at that time. The heat- and general upkeep of the house too much in proportion to the It's a practical gift-combining or- namentation, good cheer, comfort and true economy through preservation- What? Decorating the living room with some of those new soft-toned tapestries. C. H. Major & Co. Phone 837.-Adv. _ _ 1. HOME COOKING Just. like Mothers Will be open Xmas Vacation Informal Banquets arranged II ~/ . ;ut of work. It will re-open 1. ewish Stuzdents' Society Meets of. Leroy Waterman of the Se- cs department will give the sec- of his series of talks on "Early sh History up to the Captivity," re the meeting of the Jewish stu- s' society at 7 o'clock tonight in. e hall. BOSWORTH INN 119 N. Thayer St. Phone 71- x. . rrr I SHOP EARLY SHOP EARL Schumacher Hardware Co. But irn ce, up 1. A Store of Individual Shops 308-10-12 S. Main St. _ 1' , Only Seven Shopping Days Before Christmas GIFTS FOR BOYS Skates GIFTS FOR WOMEN GIFTS FOR MEN Watches Sleds Erectors Pocket Knives Blocks Boxing; Gloves Tool Boxes Work Benches Tool Chests Coaster Wagons Velocipedes Skuddes Kars Snow Shovels Games Desk Sets Scissors -Salt and Pepper Sets Table Lamps Crumb Scrapers Casseroles Electric Irons Hot Water Bottles Manicure Sets Electric Vacuum Cleaners Salad Dishes Irons Fire Screens Library Sets Chafing Dishes Bud Vases Trays Smoke Stands Poker Racks and Chips Flashlights Revolvers Guns Pocket Knives Shaving Sets Cigarette Boxes Fishing Rods Reels Lap Boards Refrigerator Baskets Ash Trays Tobacco Jars Golf Bags Hunting Coats Thermos Bottles . , _ ' g :; ;; :: " :is GIFTS FOR GIRLS Dolls Dishes Blocks 1 - TOYS Roller' -GIFTS FOR BABY Silver Knives and Forks Baby Scales Baby Hampers Brooms Carpet Sweepers Baby Spoons. .Rubber Toys Stuffed Dogs Push Carts 11 .25 to $7.50 Sleds $1.50 to I P 1U' I- ,"