in Church
Huron Streets
State and
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orning Service at 10:30 (Eastern)-
with address by Professor W. B.
Ford on "What is Pragmatism?'
-Round Table
APTIST GUILD MEETS
at 12 in
Id House, 503 E. Huron St.
FS MESSAGE OF THE FALSE
AND THE TRUE"
but many have come here
> prepare themselves for mili-
vice.
theless, the, world at large
pon them all as true sons. of
n.. It does not trouble itself
ire as to the full details of
>llege training, for when one
at he took the army stores
course at Michigan, he be-
n the eyes of the world, a
an.
'
It is, therefore, desirable that these
aen imbibe as much as possible of
he spirit of the University. With this
nd in view, the Union has extended
o them the invitation to attend the
Yixers held at the Union every Sun-
lay afternoon. It hopes in this way to
mplant in them, in the short time al-
owed, the seeds of Michigan spirit.
WINTER SPORTS
When the football season ends, and
he thermoneter begins to lower, we
>f the University quit the outdoors,
aking our athletics inside with us.
[his is especially true this year, with
he institution of basketball as a major'
port, and with the abandonment of
Varsity hockey.
But let us take the case of Dart-
nouth. There, in a climate not mater-
ally different from ours, students en-
gage in annual winter sports, such as
obogganing, skii-riding and skating.
They make regularduniversitysports
>f them, holding an annual mid-winter
carnival, which is featured throughout
he east.
At Michigan we have excellent facil-
ties for the development of winter
sports. Situated in a hilly and rolling
country, we have latent facilities for
;obogganing and skiing courses; with
he new Barton Lake, we have excell-
ent opportunities to hold skating car-
iivals and ice-boating events. Our,
proximity to Canada, where are locat-
ed the greatest hockey teams in the
world would assure us of good compet-
tion without the attendant expense
of transporation.
All in all, Michigan should wake up,
and not depend so much upon a gym-
nasium for mid-winter athletics.
Zoologists at present do not seem
>verzealous to observe personally the
nature of these gun-fish which go
shooting through the water toward
ar enemy ship.
Meeting of the Student Society at 6:30
(Eastern) with address by Profes-
sor J. B. Pollock on "Heredity and
Moral Responsibility."
have 'religion left for argument.
Being cold scarcely coincides with
being coaled.
. omen
Vacancies in league houses should
be reported to the office of the dean
of women by house heads.
One more week remains to have
senior pictures taken for the Michi-
ganensian. Jan. 20 is set as the final
date.
Mrs. Arthur G. Hall, 1036 Oakland
ave., and . Mrs. William J. Hussey,
1308 'Ann street, will be at home to
University women from 3 to 6 o'clock
on Tuesday, Jan. 15.
LOSS OF FUNDS THREATENS TO
CRIPPLE LEADING COLLEGES
Donations To War Organizations Keep
Many From Schools No Cut In
Faculty Thus Far
Chicago, Jan. 12.-Loss of funds, due
to the material reduction of students'
tuition fees and the donations to the
various war organizations which might
otherwise have gone to the colleges,
threaten to cripple the leading edu-
cational institutions,was the opinion
reached at the meeting of the asso-
ciation of American colleges today.
Many, colleges have announced a
policy of rigid entrenchment. None of
the largegschools thus far have gone
to the length of curtailing faculties
or reducing the salaries of the teach-
ing staff.
Dr. D. Clark Sanford, president of
Clark college, announced a war pro.
gram contingent upon the establish-
ment of universal military training.
The loss of each youth of at lea' aa
year from his ordinary pursuits, he
said, would probably make it neces-
sary to cut the length of the college
courses to three years without a cor
responding reduction in the curri-
culum.
SOCIAL COMMITTEE WILL
ENTERTAIN ENLISTED. MEN
In order to look after the enter-
tainment of enlisted men who are here
on the campus, a city and Univer-
sity social committee has been or-
ganized under the auspices of the Un-
ion. The committee is composed of
Mr. Tom Lowry, chairman, Mrs. H.
W. Douglass, Mr. Charles Sink, Dr.
Louis Hall, and Mr. Frank Bacon.
Mr. Sink is furnishing all officers
and men of the army stores methods
course with tickets for the symphony
concert to be held Wednesday night.
The committee will meet at 11 o'clock
Monday morning at the Union to dis-
cuss further plans.
Rugs cleaned and washed. Satisfac-
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when everything made of
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price. Find your size in
the following list.
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Shoes--sizes 6% and 7 $3.68
Tan Men's Shoes, rubber sole,
sizes 5% to 10 $3.95
Hurley make-tan shoes, sizes
6 , 7, 8. 9 $4.90
Tan calf, double sole, sizes 6 to
1O02 $4.80
Parents of real, live 'Kids"
are tired of wasting money
on the usual type of boys'
shoes that, if possessing
style, are either uncom-
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a flash. They want some-
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Oil tan bluchers, viscolized soles,
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Le Soldat A mericain en France............
The Soldier's English and French C(onversati
International Conversation Book-French-En
Rapid-Fire English--French-German......
Altemus' English-French Conversational Di
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