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CHURCH OF CHRIST
10:30 a. m.-"Christianity
and This Crisis."
J. M. Wells, Minister

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Gymnasium

ress by Rev. R. S. Loring.

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r a Student Society by Mr. N. R. Chavre
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lock each for the bugaboo. Shake hands with
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GOOD-BYE, NAVAL AUXILIARY
Seventy members of Michigan's
unit of the naval auxiliary reserve
will droptheir University work for
the period of the war before tomor-
row. They will go into the actual
service of their government.
An old fashioned handshake and
God-speed should be given each of
these men today. They are leaving
a college life on the one hand, and.
on the other Michigan is losing 70
more of her own to the bigger thing
-the nation. One of the big things
which Michigan should leave with
these men is the knowledge that Mich-
igan will not forget them. They, in
turn, will not forget Michigan.
In one way, part of our University
is leaving for something bigger. It's
the old story-they have heard their
call and answered.
Jack bait reported Billy Sunday's
opening "chase the devil" rampage in
Chicago. We realize without readt-
ing it that the king's English was bad-
ly stepped on,
Let us hope that the rivers and
harbors commission will help us
dredge our bath tubs when the river
decides to quit giving up its clay
"terra firma."
The Law Review shows that more
women are studying law than ever
before. In the future we maytexpect
trials to last even longer that at
present.
There have been no robberies in
Detroit recently, says another paper.
Evidently the yeggmen are observing
Lent.
It is high time Ann Arbor had a
fightless day for dogs and cocks.
Every day has his day. The dachs-
hund will soon have had his.
RECOMMENDS LECTURE
*t. LOUIS P. HALL ISSUES RE-
MIN A'ER OF ( 1MiNG F SPEECh BY

Gentlemen:-Find enclosed an ex-
ample of the R. 0. T. C. uniforms
which you are at liberty to publis.
R. O. T. C. MEMBER.
We of The Daily used to have a
real good engraver in Detroit who
made our cuts' for us. But no longer,
for we sent the photograph which ac-
companied the above message to him
for reproduction and received the .fol-
lowing reply:
"Picture returned, engraver died in
hospital of hysterics after seeing it..
Do not want to lose another man so
must decline job."
Let's Have Something to Interest the
Women
They're getting so little attention
right now.
New War Pudding Receipe
1-2 dram white flour
1 lump loaf sugar
6 pounds cornmeal
1-4 teaspoon powdered eggshell
6 drops melted oleo
Mix thoroughly and flavor with 1-2
cup Ann Arbor water. This will give
the proper molasses coloring.
ZULU ZARDEN.
One of those antique minds, which
are always seeking the causes for
celestial disturbances in huamn mis-
demeanors, has now become obsessed
with the idea that an unusual amount
of sparking among the Eskimos is the
reason for' the recent display of Aur-
ora Borealis.
Without What?
Cary:-There is no connection be-
tween the 70 naval auxiliary men leav-
ing tomorrow and the opera.bTehy're
goiI2Pg somewhere to get a bath.
ONE WHO STANDS WITHOUT.f
Visions of Heaven-An opera put on
in the New Jerusalem iwth sexless
angels taking, part.
In introducing a speaker from Ypsi-
lanti at a recent patriotic meeting held
here, the chairman said that "every
time Ann Arbor was looking for an
inspiration it went to Ypsi." We will
take his authority for this statement
for granted.
Tite Rest of the Campus Doesn't
Know How to Read Proof
Cary:-Have you heard of the girl
who offered to read proof for the Gar-
goyle, prompted by the looks of the
dirty face of the Daily page in the last
number? The dear solicitous soul
should really have some publicity.
R. H. F.

10:30 A. M.
LLOYD C. DOUGLAS
{LPreac~es oil
"THE MOBILIZATION
OF THE EXEMPT"
t 60:30 P. 31.
PROF. A. J. STEELE
Speaks on
"A PERSONAL (10D"
SHOULD GIVE SEND-OFF
31EMBE 1S OF -NAL1AVAL AUXILIARY
I )ESERVE ROUSINOt FARE WELL
MONDAY.
Editor, The Michigan Daily:
I have heard that the naval auxil-
iary will leave at 6 o'clock Monday
morning. This is early, we admit,
but we should show our Michigan
spirit by giving them a rousing fare-
well.
Some of us will probably say, "Why{
should we give thema a send-off at
such an hour?" If we are willing to
march in the parade last fall when
the drafted soldiers of the town were
leaving-and we knew few of themr
personally-why then should we not
give Michigan men a farewell? For
this reason I should like to see every
Michigan man and woman present
when the naval auxiliary leave.
FROSH.
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Rehearsal of the Amazons, act one,
will be held from 4 to.6 o'clock Mon-
day in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. The
entire cast for the act is requested to
be present; at 4, Youatt, Minchin,
Lady Castlejordan, Billy, Tommy; at
5, Lady Castlejordan, Thuter, Billy,
Tommy, Noeline, Tweenwayes/ De
Grival and Litterly.
There will be a rehearsal of the
first act of the Junior play cast at
4:30 o'clock, and of the chorus and
cast of the first act at 7 o'clock Mon-
day. No excuses will *be accepted
for the afternoon rehearsal after
12 o'clock or for the evening rehears-
al after 6 o'clock Monday.

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DEAN ARNOLD OF SIMMONS TO
SPEAK AT FOOD CONFERENCE
Dean Sarah L. Arnold of Simmons
college, Boston, will be the principal
speaker of the Food conference to be
held Friday and Saturday of next week
in Barbour gymnasium.. She will lec-
ture at 3 o'clock at Barbour gym-
nasium and 4 o'clock Friday in the
Medical. building and also before the
A. C. A. at the Martha Cook building
at 4 o'clock Saturday. The general
subject of Food conservation will be
handled,
Beside Miss Arnold the chief speak-
ers of the conference are Mrs. Wil-
1am B. Williams, of Lapeer, head of
the Michigan organization of women
and of land and Mrs. Georgia L.
White, dean of women. at the Michigan
Agricultural college.

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m- Editor, The Michigan Daily:
he I beg to call the attention of the
e. members of the Red Cross and all the
nia stvdents to the fact that at 8 o'clock
p- on Monday evening in Hill auditor-
n1 ium the Rt. Rev. Charles D. Williams,
nd bishop of Michigan, will speak on his
is experiences at the front. Bishop Wil-
to liams was sent to France by the Red
Cross, and has returned with a thrill-
rs ing account of what is being done. His
ir experiences neap7 the firing line in
id base hospitals and dugouts, his al-
ways interesting tales of the war and
an America's part in it, and the account
ir of his reception by the French peo-
in p :e, should not be missed. What
p- li shop Williams has to say carries
ey conviction that the Red Cross is "on
to the job," and that America through
s; its timely and effective help has won
v- the hearts of the people of France.
ii, The bishop has also interesting
y- things to tell of the work of the army
st Y. T. C. A. its its dugouts at the front.
:h He has found it most effective in hu-
manizing an inhuman situation, and
id in preserving our boys for useful cit-
s- ienship when they return.
LO Not only the members of the Red
Cross, but every one, should hear the
te splendid story of what the American
i- Red Cross and the army Y. M. C. A.
Ae are actually accomplishing "over

We saw a robin yesterday. He had
just found the first and juiciest worm
of the season; but someone yelled,
"Conserve all fats," so he dropped it
and flew away. The worm turned and'
sang off key, "Hoover Is a Friend of
Mine for Life."
As to the opera, the more we think
of it, the more we think of it.
Bishop Williams just returned from
France speaks at the University Len-
ten Service, Bible Chair House, 12:40,

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LOUIS P. HALL,
Chairman, Ann Arbor
branch American Red
Cross.
Savings Deposits Increase
ork, March 16.-Savings bank
in Germany have increased
,000,000 marks since the be-
>f the war, according to stat-
the German savings bank as-
published in German news-

Bishop Charles . Williams,
WHO SPEAKS
Monday, March 18, 8 P. M. (Eastern Time)

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outs, the Trenches and the Belgian Refugees.
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