ILxchange;
The records tis ye,,
women are in the rn.
tie of three to one.
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'omen. Mr.
neral secre-
d society of
;talk under
cial service
SOLDIERS AM) SAILORS s B=I
SCRIBE $5,073,72S,500 OF U.
S. WAR INSUR.INCE
F
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Washington, Jean. 3.-The insurance
offered by the United States govern-
ment to members of its military 'and
naval forces has been called the most
just and humane provision ever made
by any nation for its soldiers and sail-
* ors.
That its value and advantages are
apbeclhted -by the lhrmy aMn navy is
* evidenced by the e~tent whilch it has
been availed of. Secretary of the
_____ noun'ced that 238,924 applications had
already been received up to Dec. 14,
re'iresent-tng $2,073,725,500 of incur-
Students in the engineei ing shops
at Georgia have constructedt a cannon
and presented it to the 321st field ar -
tfltery. The gun is a three-Inch field
piece and "a very workmanlike pro-
duct" -ace'wdi :g to Col. Decems of the
321st, who expzressed his appreciation
for the Ofrt.
The prop)ortion of men to women
ii-, the University of Kansas has been
s
Paper is not thrown away at the
University of Washington. Large
scale conservation of waste paper has
been practiced since the beginning
of the pre Bent semester and already\
$100_ has :,en realized.
Ex-president Roosevelt
commencement speaker
university this year.
W; be the
Xt LInd ian~a
ARC,
Shows at 3:00, 6
(Eastern Stan
'S5c Unless Othe
ThurS-Fri.- June
Cummings and
"The XMIp,." and
"Out for the Coi
at3:0 6:30 and
Sat- -June caprice i
and Pathe News.
225 E. Liberty.
s;l
Success
anlc..
The avera'ge antgnt -fo~r applicants'
is $8,679, which is very little less than
the maximum of- $10,000. The Amer-
Ittg- forces In liiklce were prompe' in
availing themselves of the insurance,
General Pershing himself subscribing
to the maximtum o f $10,000.
NEW TAXI ORDINANCE GOES. TO
CO, ITTFEFE OF CITY iOiTNCI
The new t ;xi ordinance -drawn upi
by City Attorney Frank Devine is now
'n the hands o~ the ordinance commit-
tee of the city council. On account- of
the intervention of the holidays no re=
port is expected from- the committee
at the meeting of the council next
Mowiday. It 13 expected, howeveer, that1
the new ordinance will be opened- for
discussion to the students aznd resi-
dents of Ann ,Xrbor, who will be giv-
en the opportunity to argue for or
against any iincrease in taxi rates 'at
the meeting of Jan. 21.
'Grai"r ganilits Active la CUPl
Washington, Jan. 2.--Evidenete6 of,
kan1~ ermanpropaganda ' h
Chile, supported by almost every 'ib-
sect of the Kaiser in that tcuntry, has
been received at the state 'department,
in the form of a circular issued} by the
German Chilean league urging every'
member to &P his utmost to bring.
about delays in the severance of re-.
lations between Chile and- Germany.
DIaly -advertisere are Atrat choICCI
with Daily read ers.-A-dv.
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AT THE THEATERS
"Seventeen" at the Garrick,
"Katinka"' at the Whitney, Sun-
day, Jan. 5.
TODAY
Majestic-"One Hour.'
Orphe-am-Bryant Washburn in
"Skinner's Dress Suit." Also Com-
edy anI Weekly,
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Better training in English will be
required of all medical students in
the University of California in the
future. Beginning August, 1919, one
year of English' literature and Eng-
lish composition, representing three
hours a week done as undergraduate
,work, will be specified for mnatricula-
tion in the medical school.
The athletic and student councils of
Cincinnati have agreed upon a inethod
of standardization of the Varsity let-
ters to be given hereafter, so that
men who have won their insignia in
one sport may be distinguished from
those who have made their letters in
another. The football "C" will be
rectangular, the basketball ]getter cir-
cular; and so on.
Flowers
Plants
Ferns
-Wuerth-Claire McDowell in'
"The Ship of Doom." Also comn-'
edy, "Sauce for the Goe," and'
Ford Weekly.
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5.
SOHEW
WVuertb
Prices:
*ISeventeen per cent of the stmdents
Arcade--June Elvdge
Whip." Also Christie
"Out for the Coln."
in "The *
Comedy,
Nights:
50C to $2.00
1 ARRIc K op.mats wed
DETOIT and Sat.. 25c
DETROIT to $1.00
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AT THE Wluli-IY
E EIStuart Walker Compa~y
"6SVENEEN
Booth Tarkington's New Gale of Laughter
rhur-I' ri-3- -Claire 11c
Sh1ip of Doom."
"Sauce for the Goc
'Xeekly.
Sat.- -uliettc Day ill
Buccaneers." Also
Hart.
Sunt-Mon-6-7 -Marv Pi
Little Princess."
"H-aunted by Mimsi
r 8c, -c war tax--2oc.
Tries-We(1-8-9-J. Barns
"Fanatics." ~Also
Straying Feet."
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SMUSLAL O
PLSICOF
INFINITE ClERM
S By Hauerbacli &
Frnd, Authors of
"High Jinks" and
"The Firefly"
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Otto Harbach and Rudolf F'riml, the
authors of Arthur Hammerstein's
musical success iatinka" have given
us in this piny a w' rthy rival of their
other popi1Ir productions, "The Fire-
fly'," '11gh Sinks," and "-You're in
I,64e." The songs of this piece are
itcidedly different I. from the :usual
string of nonsense syllables and one
ct the 'hits, "I Want To Marry a Male
Quartette,," has; a-keenly satirical idea
back of it. "Your Photo," 'atinka,"
"In a Hurry,' and the very popular
"Rackety Goo," are the other song
hits of the show.
The scenes )f the opera are laid in
Russia, 'turkey. and Vienna and the
piece is well staged. "Katinka" will
be the offering at the Whitney on Sat-
urday,.
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See the Best
Whero Eerybody Vows
Q U ALITY
1 11TOPLAYS
Prices: Children Vck; Adults 1,3e
Shows: 3:00, 7:30, 9-40
ONE HOUR
SA~TURDAY, JAN. ->
Carlyle Blackwell i l
Muriel Ostriche i
THE 00O0 FOR NOTHING
Paflie News of the World
Pr
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f:
ONE YEAR AT
LYRIC and 44th S7
THEATRES, NEW
S$2.00, $1.60, $1.00,
THE
TREET
YORK
5, ic,
ies-NN'd- 14-15-
'ow!
To0niiorri
*Saturday, Jan. 5th
Lindensehrnitt, Aptel
Ann i ~bot's Leading Clothiers
Co.
Wffilna gar~ate as Advertised
The
Greatest
ClOthing
atl
In All Ann Arbor's Clothing History'
J, n Every Statement an~d Every Price -advertised in circulars and newspapers durinig the
past week is a conservative st tnment-,of the Actual Facts. All we ask is for you to come
A see. 'Test our statements afind otvinace yourselves that every word advertised is the absolute
th..
This Great Public' Sale will Afford evterybod y the opportunity to prepare, themselves against
rtacre and rising costs. There is no telling how high merchandise ,will go and in manyv in-
aces it w"ill be impossible to buy a high grade quality at any price. Consequently in justice to
-irselves it will be Good Policy to Take Advantage of This Great Public Sale and Buy for Further
ar-IT WVILL POSITIVELY "PAY YOU.
Don't Fail #o be Thiere
- - Tomnorrow, Saturday, January 5th
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CHMITT, APFEL
Ann Arbor's Leading Clothiers
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