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BRITISH AND GERMANS
RESUME MASS FIGHTING
REPORT EXTENSION OF FRENCH
DRIVE AROUND VER-
DUN
Paris, May 30.- A resumption of
fairly active mass fighting over many
sectors of the British front, with a
repulse of German assaults in Cham-
paign, and continued extension of the
French drive around Verdun, was re-
ported in the war office statement to-
day. South of St. Quentin a voilent
artillery struggle was in progress with
a great deal of patrol fighting .
In Champaign, a German attack led
by special assaults was unsuccessful
in enabling them to reach the French
trenches. Many of the enemy were
killed and a large number imprisoned
in a repulse of this attack.
Around Verdun and hill No. 304, the
statement said, the French "cleaned
up their trenches," consolidating their
position. Two German aeroplanes
were brought down yesterday.
Reconnoitering Parties Repulsed
Berlin, via London, May 30.-British
and French reconnoitering parties in
the Artois sector and along the Shem-
esimes were both repulsed, today's of-
ficial statement asserted.
Around Wyschaete there was lively
artillering, but the fire was confined
to this sector throughout the day.
In the evening the artillery fire spread
to other sectors, southwest of St.
Quentin. The German forces took a
number of French prisoners.
British Raid German Trenches
London, May 30.-British raids pen-
etrated into German trenches south of
Neuve Chatelle, and inflicted casual-
ties, according to Field Marshal Haig's
report today. In the neighborhood of
Croisilles and west of Lens hostile
raiders were repulsed. No major fight-
ing actions were reported.
Bank Subscribes $7M,00,000
New York, May 30.-A $75,000,000
subscription to the Liberty loan by
an unnamed bank was announced by
President Frank Vanderlip of the Na-
tional City bank here today. He, at1
the batme time, expressed the hope that
his own bank contribution will exceed
that.

ARCADE
Shows at 3:00; 6:30; 8:..; 130
19e Unless Otherwise Specified
Wed.-30-Clara Kimball Young in "The
Price She Paid" (Ret.) and Interna-
tional Cartoon.
Thurs.-31-Stuart Holmes in "The Dere-
lict,." and International Cartoon.

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Pop. Mat. Tues. Wk. May 28
Thurs. and Sat. 6 A RR I C K Nights
25C and 5oc 25C, 50c, 75C
DETROIT
TheBONSTELLE COMPANY
"Hit the Trail Holliday"

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Matinees 2, 3:30.

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Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous
Tues.-Wed.-29-3o-House Petersand
Louise Huff in "A Lonesome Chap."
Also Strand Comedy and Gaumont
Travels.
Thurs.-Fri. - 31-I - Wm. Desmond in
"Blood Will Tell." Also Keystone
Comedy, "Villa of the Movies."

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NOVICE
To' Owners of Panama Hats
To everyone who has PanamaHats
be bleached and reblocked, and to
ir customers who patronized us when
e weretoneHuron Street, who may not
now we wish to say that our Factory
id Salesroom is now located on Pack-
-d Stre'et, only two doors from the
arner of Packard and State. We use
3acids in bleaching Panamas and we
ndle the finest hats without injury;
hen we do your hat overritlooks
: , and you appreciate it. Prices the
me as last year.
FACTORY HAT STORE
7 Packard St. Cor. State and Packard
(Next to the Delta)
Our address can always be found in
eTelephone Book the first name
rMAT'S GOING ON

ANNUAL DAILY-GARGOYLE FRAY
ENDS IN DELUGE OF RUNS, 32-10
(Continued from Page One.)
standpoint. He made himself popular
with his comrades by stealing third
Arnold and company offered a lov-
ing cup to the winners.
The lineup and summaries:

Orpheum Theatre
Matinees 2, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30
Saturdays-Sundays---Continuous
Wed-30-Sixth McClure Pic ture. Sev-
en Deadly Sins. Shirley Mason and
George LeGuere in "Passion." Al-
so Pathe News and Pathe Cartoon.
Evening, 15c.
Thurs.-Fri.-31-House Peters and Myrtle
Stedman in "As Men Love." Also
Triangle Kdmedy and Paramount
Pictograph.

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The Daily. A.B.
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McDonald, rf...4
Rosenthal, rf....0
Rood, if.........4
Wehmeyer, lb...5
Clark, 2b.......6
Jackson, p......3
Stadeker, cf.... 3
Roeser, cf.....1
Carey, 3b.......4
Weinerman, 3b..1
Emery, c.......3
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We give you quality, quantity and service, and we also do
Excellent Cleaning Pressing & Repairing
Ward's Kassy Kut Klothes

Today
-Student recital

at School

usic.
'clock-Dinner dance in Harris
for benefit of Red Cross.

Government May Take Over Plant
Washington, May 30.-If a strike at
the plant of the Newport News Ship-
building company is scheduled immedi-
ately, the navy department will take
over this plant to prevent delay in the
construction of two battleships now
building in those ship yards.
Banquets given particular attention.
Delta Cafe. -Adv.

F. W. ALLEN, Manager

I118 E. Huron Street

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'clock-Saginaw club meets
hall.
Yclock--Classical club meets
A Memorial hall.

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Patronize Daily Advertisers.
Meet me at the Delta Sunday eve-
ing.-Adv..

Patronize Daily Advertisers.
Gilbert's, Morse's box candies. The
Delta.-Adv.


Tomorrow
7 o'clock-Symposium on "Heritable
luctuating Variations" in room F-214
ratural Science building.
7:30 o'clock-Band concert and Sen-
or Sing at bandstand.
7:30 o'clock-Miss Nellie Reichen-
ach speaks in room 401 Mason hall
n "The Work of an Investment De-
artment of a Fraternal Company."
9 o'clock-Fresh lit Frolic at
.rmory.
U-Notices
Meeting at 7 o'clock Friday evening
t the bandstand the seniors will hold'
ie second Senior Sing of the year.
he Varsity band will play for the
ngers.
The ambulance units will assemble
t 4 o'clock today in front of the Mich-
;an Union.
The junior engineers will assemble
t 8 o'clock this morning in room 348
ngineering building. Last chance to
ear Prof. John R. Allen.
ur Ideals Like Italy's Says Tribuna
Rome, May 30.-"There is perfect
lentity in Italian and American
leals," says the Tribuna, commenting
a the message of King Victor to
resident Wilson and the latter's an-
wer. "Their ideals agree with the
beral origins of the two nations."
he king's message can be taken as
te basis whereon during the war and
fter Italo-American relations of
eciprocal understanding may be solid-
built.
The Idea Nazionale interprets the
ing's message as meaning that Italy
eeds Trent, Triest, Istria, Dalmatia
ad Epirus to complete her national
aity and also to insure the safety of
er frontiers.
Shirts made to measnre. G. H. Wild
o., Leading Merchant Tailors. State
There is opportunity in The Micki-
an Daily AM. Read them.

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Fitzgerald, s..4 2 1
Shoenfield, r..4 1 0
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Only Three Days of This Great Picture That Has Startled the
Women of This Country

*Batted for Emery in sixth.
Two-base hits-McDonald, Rood 2,
Wehmeyer 2, Clark 3, Emery, Bach-
man, Folz. Three-base hits-McDon-
ald, Rood. Bases on balls-Off Jack-
son 7. off Folz 11. Struck out-By
Jackson 11, by Folz 10. Hit by pitch-
er-By Folz (Jackson). Time of game
-2:25. Umpires-Coulter and Wash-
burn.
The Daily and Gargoyle teams take
this, occasion to thank the Athletic as-
sociation and Coach Lundgren for the
use, of balls, bats, and other material.
DECORATION DAY SPEAKERS
UPHOLD POSITION OF U. S.
(Continued from Page One.)
of the Republic," "The Vacant Chair,"
and "The Battle Cry of Freedom" were
sung by Miss Nora Hunt of the School
of Music, the veterans joining in with
Miss Hunt in the last song. The Red
Cross and the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution were represented by
short speeches.
Prof. Robert M. Wenley, represent-
ing the naval reserves, who left a few
days ago, expressed thanks to the peo-
ple of Ann Arbor and students of the
University for tendering the reserves
such a rousing send-off.
Near the close of the exercises
"America" was sung, following which
the Rev. Arthur W. Stalker gave the
benediction. A salute fired by Com-
pany I of the Michigan national guard
concluded the services.


"This up-to-date story is the
real truth and cannot be praised
or recommended too highly.
Every mother and father ought
to see it."-Rev. Maximilan
Pinkert, Seaman's Pastor, 215
East 83rd St., New York City.
"All men, women and chil-
dren should see this picture. It
is one of the greatest mediums
to encourage and preserve chas-
tity and virtue. "-Rev. F. H.
Quinn, White Plains, N. Y.
NOT TO BE CONFUSED
WITH THE TRASHY
SEX PICTURE

"I emphatically endorse the
aim of this picture, which points
out so clearly the duties of life's
problems.
"Every mother and daughter
should see 'Enlighten Thy
Daughter,' yea, and sons, too,
for many through ignorance
commit this unpardonable sin."
-J. Fred Selkidge, Junior
Bishop of Rhode Island.
"Every young man and
every young girl; every moth-
er, ought to see 'Enlighten Thy
Daughter' and thus help them-
selves and the community in
which they live"-Rev. Dr.
Holder, Harlem Congregation-
al Church, 22 East 131st St.
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