THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNIL
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selling price, as well as tlhe value of
the garment.
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UNDAY SERVICES INI
ANN.AROR CHURCHES
Unitarhin(Church
Morning service at 10:30 o'clock. Mr.
S. Loring will give an address on
Why the Churches Should Uphold
ree speech During the War."
St. Andrew's Church
Holy commnion at 7:30 and 10:30
'clock in the morning. The ,Rev. J.
raclf,,rd' Pengelly 'of St. Paul's
lurch, Flint, will deliver the morn-
tg sermcon.
Morning secr; ice at 10:20 o'clock;
hem(- Thie 'Moral Challenge and the
orld Crisis."
Tll-stty English Lutheran Church
Morrning sermon at 10:30 o'clock;
ubject of sermon, "A Great Law."
1;4,thlehem Evangelical Church
English service at 8:30 o'clock. Ger-
an and English service at 10:15
clock. Communion service will fol-
w the 10:15 o'clock service.
.STUDENTS LEAVING ASKED *
TO REGISTER AT UNION *
All students who have made *
definite arrangements to enter any *
branch of the government service '*
whether military or farm work, *
*are requested to register at the *
*Michigan Union their name and *
*address for the information of the *
intelligence bureau. In case of *
Suncertainty of address the student *
should make arrangements to for-
*ward it to the Union as soon as
possible.
F, S. Whiskey Production Ceases
Washington,,,May 26.-Whiskey pro-
cuction in the United States has
ceased. Distillers are now relying
on their reserve supply.
{ Today
6 :30 o'clock-Unitarian society mus-
ical at Unitarian church.
6 :30 o'clock - Plymouth Round
Table meets at Congregational church.
Tomorrow
8 o'clock-Graduate recital at School
of Music.
L'-Notices
A and B ambulance units will as-
semble at 4 o'clock Monday in front of
the Union.
Fresh lit Frolic tickets will be plac-
ed on sale at 1 o'clock Monday at the
Union.
"LET THlE VALET WIELD) HOE j
INSTEAD OF WHISK BROOM"
Washington, May 26.-Banish the
flunky. Let the valet wield the hoe
instead of the whisk broom. Dispense
with unnecessary servitors that they
inay be drafted for general instead of
personal service.
These are some of the recommenda-
tions made by Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, who says that waste of laborj
rather than excessive demand is ther
cause of its present scarcity.
In war times risk of life is unusual-
ly great. Other companies have writ-
ten a war clause in their policies and
charge 10 per cent of face of policy.
The Provident Life and Trust has1
Rostponed doing so. Call C. R. Cris-
well, no. 11 Nickels Arcade. Phone
2195, and he insures without delay.
Tomorrow may be too late.-Adv. 27
There is opportunity in The Mich!
tan Daily Ada Read tnem.1
Sat.-26-Edith Storey and Antonio Mor-
eno in "Aladdin from Broadway ;"
Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria."
Mon. -28-Harold Lockwood and May
Allison in "The Promise" (Ret.) and
Christie Comedy.
Wuerth Theatre
Matinees 2, .3:30. Nights 6:3o 8, 9-3o
Saturdays-Sundays-Cc nti uu
Sun.-Mioj. -27-28-Sessue Ilayakawa in
"The Bottle lImp.' Also Paramount
Travels, and Triangle IKoledy.
Tries. -Wed. - 29-30-11louse 1Peters andl
Louise Huff i."A Lonesome Chap."
Al~soStrandI Comed andGaun'ont
Travels.
Orpheum Theatre
Matinees z, 3:3o. Nihts6:30, 8, 9:31)
Saturdays-Sundays--Continuous
Sun-Mon-27-28-Wilfred Lucas in "A
Love Sublime."' Also Paramount
Travels.
Tues-?q-Dlouglas Fairbanks in "Man
hattan Madness." Also Keystone
Comedy, "Haystacks and Steeples."
Rebooked. FEvening, 15c.
Wed-30-Sixth McClure Picuture. Sev-
en D~eadly Sins. Shirley Mason and
George LeGuere in "Passion." Al-
so Pathe News and Pathe Cartoon.
Evening, 15c.
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Broadway 31. E. Church
Christian Endeavor service at
clock in the evening; topic,
arcing the Kingdom."
Majestic
To-day
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CINEMA PRODUCTIONS,. EVE:R
SEEN FOR THE MONEY.
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St. Paul's Evan. Church 1
Today is Pentecost day. Morning
service at 10 -o'clock, English serv-
ice at 7:30 o'clock.t
RLTURN OF
A PICTURE THAT PLEASES ALL
GermanMi. E. Church
Confirmation services at
'cloc'k. Evening service at
o'clock -; subject of sermon, "The
of' the Church."
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10:30
7:30
Birth
comimnity'Chapel
Coammunity meeting at 7 :30 o'clock,
thieme "Our Flag."
First Baptist Church
Mr. J. M. Wells will speak on "The
Battle of Har-Magedon," at the me-
mocrial services which will be field at
10:45i o'clock.
BethA~el A. 'K. E. Church
Mor. ing preaching at 10:30 o'clock;
sermon, "Hardships."
Climirchi of ('hrist. (Scientist)
Sunda y service at 10:30 o'clock;
subject of sermon, "Soul and Body."
Zion iutherujiiChurch
'English service at 4:30) o'clock. with
holy communion.
First ('ongregatloi llChiurch
The Rev. Mr. L. L. Douglass will
speak on "What Mean These Stones"
at. the morning service, 10:30 o'clock.
First AL. EChurch
Morning worship at 10:30 o'clock;
theme, "0Optimism and, the WVar."
Church of Chlrist (I) is lpIs)
Mhorning worship at 10:30 o'clock.
The pastor will speak on "The End
of the Quest."
Stage Death Chair Proves to 'Be heal
Clinton, Okla., May 26.-W. J. Cooke
o:' McAlester, electrician for a theatri-
cal stock company, was killed in a
death chair on the stage of a theater,
here Wednesday night. The chair in-
a(.vertently had beeii connected with
a 2,300 volt wire.
Here is a fascinating play, revolv-
ing arounid the Russian revolution anid
tihe part played inl the prey-revoliomn
activities by a beautiful young Russian
girl. hiss Alice Brady is seen in one
of her most appealing roles. A sup-
prjemne attraction!
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FISIlNG AT SANDY HOOK
JUNGLE VAUDEVILLE
Read
What Detroit
Dramatic
Critics
Say
Many of the scenes are a>>
magnificent ini proportion and
wealth of detail as similar
scenes ini "Tihe Birth of a Na.
tion:'-Times, Nov. 27.
In some respects more thirili-
lug than the original novel.
Ranks as one of the finiest pree-
ductions in recent years.-Jour-
nal, Nov. 27.
One of the finest motion pic-
ture productions seen in Detroit
in months.-D~etroit Free Press.
A graphic text-book on the
history of this period.-News.
For the First Time
Romance of War Over-
shadows Its Red Horror.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS
GREAT PICTURE
OFFERS
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JOHN H. KUNSKY
The Greatest American story
Slave Market in
old St, Louts
Lincoln-Douglas
Debate
Torchlight
Campaign of the
'60's
Fall of Ft. Sumter
A Nations Call
to Arms
Battle o1
Vicksburg
Porters Fleet in
Action
For the First Time i
Stage History
A HUMAN LINCOLN
Is Portrayed
PERFORMANCES
DAILY
3:00), 7:00) and 9:00, p. in.
BY
Side Splitting Comedy
HION EY HUGS AND HULA HULA
MUSICAL PROGRAMR BY OUR BIG
IORCHESTRA
"Stars anld Stripes Forever."
"Csokenay Overture."
"Thie AIlan Behind the Gun*."
'-The Prophet"-Overture.
"Grieg's Hiumeresque."
"Flute Sold"-Selected-E. C. Toole.
'It's Time for Every Boy to be a
Soldier:"
"Slnbad Was In Bad All the Trime."
"When Uncle Sammy Leads the Ban:.
"'Star Spangled Banner:"
MATINEE ..................... 10c
NIGHT............15c
WINSTON CHURCHILL
Produced by W. N. Selig
Direction by Colin Campbell
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SPECIAL OPERATIC SCORE BASED ON PATRIOTIC AND RO-
MANTIC THEMES INTERPRETED BY LAMSON'S
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
ONE OF THE GREATEST MEMORIAL DAY PICTURES
EVER SEEN HERE.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT-CIVIL WAR SCENES
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ALL" SEATS 25 CENTS
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