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PASHA FACES DEATH k
ON TREASON CHARGE
CONDEMNED FOR AIDING RUN'S *
TO BREAK DOWN MORALE OF *
FRENCH PEOPLE *

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VARSITY GLEE CLUB *
The Varsity Glee club will hold *
a short special rehearsal at 6:45 *
o'clock tonight at the School of *
Music. Every member must at- *
tend. *
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(ByA aSOPH PRESIDENT APPOINTS
Paa Associated Prss)oPs THREE NEW COMMITTEES
Paris, Feb. 14.-- Paul Bolo Pasha aTRENWCMITE
was condemned to death by a court-
martial here today on a charge of Soph lits held their first meeting of
treason. The court-martial began the semester at 3 o'clock yesterday af-
hearing evidence in the case Feb. 4, i ternoon, and the following committees
before returning its verdict to-. were appointed by President David
and deliberated only 15 minutes A. Forbes: Social, Uri A. Carpenter,
day. Darios Porchere, a co-defendant, chairman, Bernard D. Wicks, Charles
was sentenced to three years impris- W. Stoll, M. Pauline Benedict, and
onment. Phillipo Cavallinie, another Glaydes C. Daum; finance commit-
co-defendant, who is under arrest in tee, John H. Belknap, chairman, M.
Italy, was also sentenced to death al-! Doreen Potter, and the class officers,
though he is not within the court's David A. Forbes, Elsie L. Erley, and
jurisdiction. Charles B. Stegner; auditing commit-
German Instrument tee, Carl E. Johnson, chairman, Har-
Bolo Pasha was charged with being old T. Fletcher, and Ludwig Henze.
an instrument of German propaganda The class will hold a mixer on the
and his name has came to be used as afternoon of March 23 in Barbour
typifying the entire system of "Bolo- gymnasium, which will be open only
ism" by which Germany strove to to members of the soph lit class who
break down French morale. have paid their dues. The annual
Fund of $1,5i00,000 Soph Prom is being considered by the
Bolo was said to have had- the use class, and will be further discussed
of a fund of more than $1,500,000 to at the next meeting, which will be
bp s d in attemnting to corrupt the held Feb. 28 in room 205 Mason hall.

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LIBERTY STREET

Your Income Tax
Has To Be Paid
Somebody is going to tell on you
if you don't pay your income tax.
Congress has fixed it so that somebody
must tell, whether he wants to or not.
One section of the war income tax
law, exhaustively comprehensive in
scope, requires every person without
exception ,and every corporation, part-
nership, association, and insurance
company, in whatever acting capactiy,
who paid $800 or more to another per-
son, corporation, partnership, associa-
tion, or insurance company, in what-
ever capacity acting, as rent, salaries;
wages, premiums, and so forth, to re-
port the name and address of the per-
son, corporation, etc., to whom the
payment was made, together with the
amount of the payment, to the com-
missioner of internal revenue at Wash-
ington, on specially prepared forms-
number 1,099, now to be had from all
collector's offlces.
So don't think you can get away
from it, for Uncle Sam has his eye on
you.
City Y. IW. to Give Plat's for War Fund
The city Y. W. C. A. clubs are sup-
porting the Y. W.] C. A.'s war fund in
numerous ways. The Loyalty club is
planning a play to be given in the near
future, and the proceeds are expected
to cover their quota of $100. The Bus-
iness Girls' club will also give a play
which will be presented in nearby,
towns. Both clubs are making band-
ages in the Y. W. C. A.
The women of Ann Arbor are show-
ing their loyalty, too, by full attend-
ance at the daily registration classes,
which are supervised by Mrs. E. G.
Heartt at the Y. W. C. A. These wom-
en will be at the polls to assist in reg-
istration in April.

ALDERMAN SHERK DIES FROM
INJURIES RECEIVED AT PLANT
Alderman Isaac L. Sherk died Wed
nesday night from injuries which hi
received from touching a high tension
wire early Monday morning at the
Argo plant of the Eastern Michigan
Edison Co. Mr. Sherk was found. un
conscious when other employes o
the plant came to work at 7:30 o'clock
Monday morning. The shock para
lyzed Mr. Sherk's tongue and throa
and he was unable to explain jus
how the accident occured. He is sur
vived by his wife and eight children
Funeral services will be held a
nine o'clock Saturday morning frot
St. Thomas' Catholic church.
Russki Krushok To Hold First Meetin
Russki Krushok, a Russian societ
informally organized last Saturday
will hold its first regular meeting, a
4 o'clock next Saturday at Barbou
gymnasium, where tea will be served
The purpose of the organization i
to instruct its members in the socia
and political life of Russia, and th
country's motives in regard to th(
war. The constitution provides tha,
not only students and faculty of th(
University are eligible to membership
but also any town people who are in
terested in Russia, its history an
literature.
Red Cross Needs University Wome
Twenty thousand small sponges I
mnake, inspect, and wrap in package
of 25, is the big task that the Re
Cross chapter at Angell house mus
accomplish before March 1. The sup
port of all University women is need
ed if the assignment is to be complete
in time. The women are asked 1
volunteer, as many extra hours as pos
,sible during this period. The room
are-open for work from 9 to 5 o'cloc
daily..

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French press. Information furnished
from Washington brought about Bolo's
arrest in Paris.

Custer )len Thank Michigan Dames
Michigan Dames have received a let-
ter of thanks from Thomas W. Peck,
ex-Lit., special educational director of
the Army Y. M. C. A. at Camp Custer,
for the camp rest room furnished by
the society at Y. M. C. A. building No.
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12:35 osclock-Lenten services at Mr. Peck writes: "Nothing in the
,444 South State street. Subject: "The entire camphas such a touch of home
Penitent Mood." as this rest room. You can never
6:45 o'clock-Varsity- Glee club know how much good you have done
yehearsal at School of Music. to a lot of worthy men who previous-
8 o'clock---Max Rosen appears in ly had no place to entertain their
concert in Hill auditorium. wives, mothers, sisters, and sweet-
8:30 o'clock-Round-up club dance hearts than upon the rough benches of
at Packard academy. hourauditorium, or a few campchairs,
at Pakardacadmy. which are the most comfortabe seats
9 o'clock-Membership dance at the
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12:35 o'clock-Lenten services at
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3 o'clock-Classical club meeting in
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3:30 o'clock-Alpha Nu meeting in

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But what is in the glass is
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Alpha Nu rooms, University hall.
4 o'clock-Russian society meets in
Barbour gymnasium.
7 o'clock-Upper Room Bible class
meets at 444 South State stret.
U-NOTICES
Try outs for the Classical club
play will be held at 9 o'clock tomor-
row in the auditorium of University
shall.
Sophomore tryouts for assistant
track manager will report at 4 o'clock
today in Waterman gymnasium.
The All-fresh Glee club will meetk
in Rentschler's studio at 12:30 o'clock
?today for its Michigansian picture.
All Jewish students wishing to
make reservations for the Passover
.should attend to, the matter immedi-
ately.
The Cosmopolitan club will meet
at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Congre-
gational church. Hussein S. Feizy,
School of Music, from Turkey, will
speak.
WILSON ORDERS IMMEDIATE
INVESTIGATION OF SHIPYARDS
Washington, Feb. 14.-Investigation
by the department of justice of the
construction of the government's big
fabricating steel shipyard at Hog Is-
land, Pa., was ordered today by Pres-
ident Wilson with a view to criminal
prosecutions if the facts show more'
than reckless expenditure of govern-
ment money.
At the same time Chairman Hurley
of the shipping board who had re-
quested the move, indicated that the
contracts for building the yards and!
ships, involving many millions of dol-
lars, might 'be cancelled. This was
taken to mean that the government
might take over the yard.
Charges of mismanagement in a
reckless spending of government funds
at Hog Island have been made freely
before the senate committee. Wit-
nesses have testified that the yardI
may cost twice the sum of $21,000,000
carried in original estimates.
,Negotiations On For Freer Commerce
Washington, Feb. 14-{Negotiations
for a freer interchange of foodstuffs
and other products by the United:
States and Mexico begun here, are to!
be continued at Mexico City. Unable
.to enter into an agreement, the Mexi-
can commissioner will leave - this
week for Mexico accompanied by Am-
bassador Fletcher, to permit President
Carranza personally to participate in
the conferences.

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a *rgaret H. Cooley Elected to Stylus
Margaret H. Cooley, '17, was elect- :
ed to the membership of Stylus, hon-
orary literary society for women, at
a special meeting held Wednesday
night.
The society is offering a prize of
$10 for the annual short story con-
test. which is open to all undergrad-
uate women. All essays must be sub-
mitted by May 1.
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