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…ThsSpace Reserved FOR Sam Burchifield ,. Coo . , Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 Euron S. Opp. Court House TUC ,.MIOT44iOAN DAILY Jv= CITY FATIIL-,J 5TO Nirli Ti) GR.\ ANT 1' ((K; S i)it(' liFS' i N iil Iliii regeintis ioftheittitc ttii i itti ittiwil ine) t~n eit tilt I iiititt ). lii it tti ofi i , 11a~bn~yto 's 1)rthtl:) It t illri ~ n tomtorrowr. Their tmorningtssin 511wilt it I0)) -i n iii 11. giit abouttt to o'ctoek anthe itafterinoon s...…

…- ..F...------- ----- f, i ' BAL. Our best seller in Tan A new lot just lit M $5.00 IDEL LST WAGNER & CO. state "trt aill_, MtiIfGA ' 1)A114 UNVRIYtOIE "" Ii ithis i I ii I? it Catne-tin8.15 °f, M. ILw =e crevs riot semtesd proenptly. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR~.Y 22nd, Washnsto"a's Bir-thday IA'TINEO ANO) NiWH-T RETURN ENGAGEMENT THE SEASON'S BIGGEST MUSICAL SUCCESS JOS.-M. GAIT E', S WASHING HIT vIb' t t l . _.. -_ E; x .---::-, ,. , ,_ - A ...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1912. CAI VICE. Cars Street ggh On nter, thought by many to n its yearly vacation, came a rush yesterday, and at the ing to press, the worst storm been experienced in many raging. s 'at a standstill, and trains here from thirty minutes to urs late. "The Wolverine," through Ann Arbor at 2:40 stil stuck in a snow drift on, at midnight, with little of being freed for hours. has, gone ...…

…I G A I n2 'L Y years he gave to the university of his *sij strength and energy without stint and without pay. Now those qualities, _ Te througlout the school d at the Post Office at. Michigan, under Act s of March 3, 1879. Ann Ar- of Con- which he possesses in a remarkable degree, are being devoted to a broader labor but none the less to the ultimate benefit of the university. Unafraid, he not only thinks, but says what he thinks. He ...…

…CHIGAN DAILY ENPORT MAKES FIRST OF FUDENT TALKS TO FRESHlMEN the freshman engineer assembly rday morning Arthur Davenport, of the student council spoke on freshman from a senior's view- , and also gave a short talk on unctions of the Student Council. Cooley who has charge of these nblies expects to have prominent >us seniors to talk from time to to the freshmen engineers. F. ROTH TO ADDRESS YALE )RESTERS AT COMMENCE-MENT >f. Filibert Roth of ...…

…THU MIC1IGAN DAILY ti... . I. j ror the finalI 3 is Friday1 FACULTY "BUSTS" ._ s in Grand Rapids. och went to Grand here he delivered lectures on "Alas- and"Parisian Life" addressed the staff y yesterday after- return this morn- THIRTY-TWO LITS 9 VALUES return for VG LINE wider than e is a color the price i range is , The ent, and '$2?.00 tcu erty Streets rchant Tailor S& CO. TCH Number Greate; Than Last February Though "Cons"...…

…A, AL $1.500 MAIL $2.00 %i. Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.40 I, No. 97. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS e t r CELEBRATE I1 THE WEAJ~JiE12 MAN w THDAY OF ITIONAL HERO C. S. Cutting of Chicago Deliver Address at Exercises Planned for 'today. to LASSES TO VEET AT 2:15 1) MARCH OVERi IN A BODY. Violin Solos Indluded in the Program. Will be arrangements for the Washing- Birthday exercises, wh...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA IL Y .e Line, of spring Woolens Largest Assortm'ent in the City Ready for Your Inspection, .WILD CO. 311 S, State Street tA '. Note- Books The IE;e.A lLon se BoolGet Our GoMd, n Cok er. Ltav Noter Fook-Thi, :Or'ginal L,, aseL.-;. Pvc . FRer e waEl ~n;-ChA:.R GEz:a SHEEHAN a 9coop*Okstarc THE MIC14IGAN} DAILY expositions of the. gospel of truthful- ----- ness tnan we have in Washington the Offcia ne~spperatthe Universi...…

…THlE MICIGAN DAILY. :. _.._ i You lase if you miss the b. , I'A FO u "4r .j FA R EAST versjity Y. MvI 11:, i ' r n H. Tinker Oa the Uni- C. A. has just re-eived Chares Farquhar Shaw, B2u ra,., Arabia eii ra ee CLEANmUP SALE OF BIROKEN "SIZES AT W6INtDOW Z PRICES 119 South Main Sreest 1n a aay ok in which lisc tell'. bui it ie elh Ctiattat 1)lAce (ArafJ;a, 4_.'!r(-ofin2. ; windows, reinforc- ing l.a-Lrials, t4., iiave had to be '...…

…THE I ICHIGAN DAILY Pi ::. F nil L 00 T "E Billiard FRATERNITY JEWELERS AND STATIONERS Jevvelers, Statiocers, Opticians and Fraternity Jewelers 207-211 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT New! Whitil'ey Theatr e jjwRrecord Smashers h i yoir "Cue" to conic inu and order, some Spring °s. Q1 There is no time like the present and there is no itlike a New Suit for you to buy for yourself.rQ We all the "Points" of making Clothes that fit and want ...…

…PI 1 11 c F dloo ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1914. I, EVENTS FOR TODAY At of WEEKI Team ofI captain of the has resigned as difficulties, and ason. Although 'ector Bartelme, rged Pontius to , the big first e his way clear essary for base- ork. ontius would be earn this season om the law de- as he has given Michigan on the years work on s that he should >ardize his scho- last semester of Samuel S. Marquis speaks on Uni...…

…1 J LATEST STYLES COLORINGS I i lI. Text Books New and second hand. Ex- change your old books for new. '11 THlE MICIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at 'he University of Mich- igam. Published every morning except Mon- day during the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan cinder Act of Congress of March 3, 1379. UNITARIAN CHURCH Stat. *or. Huron k R. S. LORINGI Pastor ' Morning Service at :o:3o TEXTB for all depa...…

…ea CHOOSES INDIAN AS HERO OF PLAY Robert Edeson Makes "llow" Lander Star Part in "Where the Tfrail Divides." SCENES ARE LAID IN S. DAKOTA. The scenes of "Where the Trail Di- vides," Robert Edeson's popular play, which comes to the Whitney theatre on Monday, February 2", are laid in South Dakota. An Indian boy of ten, known as "How" Lander, and a white girl of six are the sole survivors of an Indian massacre. They are adopt- ed by a rancher a...…

…atedly made in regard )f grading students in aminations of the liter- numerous complaints t the rules are not be- [hese complaints have ; out the belief that ten per cent of the ed in any particular eceive a grade A. Registrar A. G. Hall, has been established rm, and not as a set Ihis norm," stated Dr. "is not intended as a Collier's Lands Work of F. Adams, '03. An editorial in a recent number of Collier's Weekly names Franklin P. Adams, '03,...…

…11I I suction sale. few days Ion will con- ger. Re- Crof ut & Knapp Hats for Ear- ly Spring Wear THE COLLEGE MAN'S HAT IN THE EAST-WHY Our loss is your gain and we are Still Too Many Left; Thi NOT IN THE MIDDLE WEST? Priced at $3.00 the world over willing to take the consequences as our policy requires the complete all suits and overcoats TINKERA ff mfl COMPANY o~r. Ste.e vtdW IlimStreets clean-up of this season's goods. BIC RE...…

…'UMPS Large Amateur Finishers agree that Tank Development for Films gives more detail and better contrast than the old hand method-and there is not the inclination to slight the work in a rush, while the chances ofscratching the emulsion is practically eliminated. In tank development the developer is easily kept at the proper temperature and strength, which is very essential but almost impossible in any other method. It will pay you to consid...…

…TE DAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS h OP. . w.W..d 7 Phones:-Editorial 2414 Business 960 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BYTHE NEW YORK SUN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XXV]. No. 94. -._ - ---- . MILITIA SYS MEET5S APPROVAL IN INITIAL DRAFT WILSON'S NATIONAL D E F E N S E PROGRAM COMPLETED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE SUPREME COURT DEFENDS TAX Chief Justice Takes Up Remaining Cases; Dodge Brothers of De-....…

…THEMICHIGAN DAILY r ANNOUNCING OUR EXHIBIT OF Spring and Summer Suitings From American and Foreign Sources in Artistic and Striking Designs YOUR INSPECTION INVITED G H. WILD COMPANY LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS STATE ST Second Semester TEX T0OKS NEW and SECOND HAND Drawing Instruments and Supplies I. P. Loose Leaf Note Books SHEEHAS STUDENTS BOOKSTORE 1I >'lICIGN DA Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning e...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY. I Hi Iy k lv.^ fa."\ f .a ivf N4 ai-Y.1"i. f - - 11aI ... ----------- 1 Cf - Ni C o i + pit "T .L k. { j i 7 :j r i I AGH REVIEWS PRACTICE F BASE BkL ASIRANTS rkout, Though of Light Variety, Shows Material to Be of Likely Nature early 70 aspirants for positions on 1916 Michigan baseball team work- out in the gym yesterday afternoon der the watchful eye of Coach Lund- en. The coach reached Ann Arbor ea...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI y s .-- i TODAY'S TEAS CONTINUE Y. W. C. A . JUBILEE THE PIT "lack as the Pit From Pole to Pole" MEN OF THE HIGH NORTH Men of the High North, the wild sky is blazing; At The. Theatersj 1: Miss Leslre Blancbard Is Guest Honor at Two Receptions This Afternoon of * * * * * As a continuation of the jubilee celebration which marks the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of the Young Women's Christian Asso- ciations ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DALT ..M- - ....... f IMkn's ClothingSale Divided into three lots MARCH COLUMBIA RECORDS ON SALE MONDAY FEB. 21 The late Popular Song Hits and Dane records, 65c and $1.00. Come in and hear: No. 5762 - - - - - -5764 -- - - - -5763 - - - - - -1908 - - - - - -65170 m 3- 2 OFF Spring Hats and Caps are now on display Wadhams & Co.'s Corner Main & Washington Sts. " © AJ an V o eas teY Shows over the coat in back; low sharp, ...…

…°n1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY araU. WHITNEY THEATRE SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL TAILORGRfA MN' NO. Amateur Finishing . receives our careful , SAT., FEB. 263 T Lo k Y u Betattention- No scratched or stained NOT A MOVING PICTURE!I W hitney Theatre films when we do your work. "communitetegreat thill of th Feb. 2324Mat. Thur. Should be the aim of every man. The element of pride ""nmmeaurably fsiating iper is gratified also economy is afforded in a hand Tailor...…

…HE WEATHE; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY :41 'Ji Iol.4 gt 43Ufla :4i itj3 UNITED F I PAY A-ND NIGHT IVIRE SERVICE I F VOL. XXVII. No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917. PRICE FIVE C - _ .- t CONSIDER REITURNi TODAY'S__MEETING ATHLETIC BOARD TO DISCUSS RENEWAL OF RELATIONS WITH "BIG NINE" STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARD FAVOR RETURN in Judge J. 0. Murfin's Attitude Still Doubt Following Alumni Vote Michigan's board in control ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANNOUNCING OUR EXHIBIT Spring and Summer Sultings American and Foreign Sources in Artistic and Striking Designs YOUR INSPECTION INVITED G. H. Wild Company Merchant Tailors STATE STREET Untiversity NEXTF BOOKS New grid8socoridheeand lie Slater Book Shop STOP AT UT T L ES 338 S. STATE sodas and lunches DRGE BISCHOFF' LOR IS Cut Flowers and Plants pin St. Ann Arbor, Mich. PHONE 809 M Rowe City Laundry 406 Detroit St Cash...…

…Y>_ gAFew Days Longer2 OFF While The Cold Weather Lasts Suits and Overcoats! STEIN-BLOCK and MICHAE3L-STERN 1 1-4 ff CLUOTIIE, 1-4 Off En ire s "ck ftiocy and mix-d Entire .tckb lue and black jai s ind )vercoIs j Suits and Overcoats L U 1-4 OFF AT 20% OFF Our en$ ire stock Ail t rouser over $4.00 M CKIr AN , W S AT 20% OFF AT 20% OFF' LindeLl, chmitt, Apfel & Co. a olri orri tll tlllll llillll111lllllll llllii l11I11I II ll ltlillllI llilt...…

… a. mmmmmmmmmmm ie Cadet Ruthless-Ruthless-Ruthless That is the word that describes Lyndon's Kodak Sale. A New Bargain every day. Look them over. i * 4 The Cadet is a Walk-Over Classic - a model with strik- ing lines that is as comfortable as a "broad shape" on most feet. The price of leather continues to "I may be crazy, but I am going to sell these 50 shop worn Kodaks." L Y N D O N ' 5 719 N. University Ave Text Books U - for the ...…

…THER 'ARMER I r Birt ina ait ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AIND NIGHT SE RVICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1918. PRICE TH -,,--- I a fr 59 JUNIOR SURVIVE GIRLS TRYOUTS MITED WEEKS CLOSE to be Informed nn Arbor will of flour and hand is insuffi- 'iod. Two bak- been forced to are to follow f Manchester, lo-I a here, to shut rbor City Milling ed no'order to re-l lls have their ele- ur and feed, Ann of it. ers in the t no lo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________ him far better able to judge of the situation than are we. But it is pos- sible that his condemnation is a litttle. iea sweeping. It is true that the develop- dis- ments of the past few days have been edit- ews entirely contradictory to our own opinion but the charge of radicalism r of seems hardly 'warranted. cept What The Daily did was to present r as two alternatives; with this the best informed can surely not...…

…I I ,1 .1 Few Men on Hand for Baseball Practice; More Players Needed ATES xpected in Short o be Lowered Shortly all pr 1 tom I Inath h was lucky to hold a few points in throughout the game. The In- . quintet had been rebuilt from rear before and was having its hard test of the season. Since time the Hoosiers have improved ly and the Wolverines will be gainst a tough proposition this ioon. iere several wee Wolverines led . has little h...…

…president of the national organization, graduated from one of the first hom- eopathic classes of the University, in 1878. A number of prominent physicians from South America, where homeo- pathy is making great gains, are ex-p pected to attend the convention. Y. IV. Gives "Bury-the-Hatchet" Party Twenty-five entering women stu- dents were guests at the Y. W. C. A. rooms in Barbour gymnasium yester- day afternoon, at a "Bury-the-Hat- chet" party...…

…)N HATS ng are Here INSPECTION - p tams & o MAIN STREET AT WASHINGTON THAT OLD SUIT looks like a hopeless case banging1 in. the closet. Well, don't worry, let us dry clean and press it for you-it is good for lots of wear yet, and think of the saving. Bring it in or let us call today. ANN ARBOR STEAM DYE WORKS PRONE 628 FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL No Job too Small or too Large vi be IL Is service WASHTENAW ELECTRIC SHOP ".The Shop of ...…

….-CF 6 1 ;.: L tings You should and give us a ore the BIG LM MALCOLM BLOCK ILLINOIS GOVERNOR IN 1AYSS UNIVERSAL SERVICE IS NECESSARY FOR VICTORY IN WORLD STRUGGLE Chicago, Ill., Feb. 21. - Frank 0. Lowden, governor of Illinois, speaking here today at the convention of the National Security league, declared himself in favor of universal military service as the answer of America to the menace of the German war party. Prefacing his add...…

…THE WEATf FAIR AND SLIGH WARMER AE ITLY i i 4h :4aitlli ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND MIHT WIRE SER VICE VOL. XXIX. No. 98. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS U. S. TRIPS WIL LEAE USSIA WHEN ICE FLOES OPEN RUSSIAN OFFICIALS ANXIOUS TO KNOW IF MEN ARE TO BE REPLACED 339 INF. AMONG THOSE AFFECTED BY ORDER Navigation Not Likely to Open Before June; Ice Breakers Incapable of Carrying Forces (By Associated Press) P...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUI '.. A. A r Y W Atr4t-oait ttilg OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the .Board in Control of Student Publications. 61EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled o the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not oterwise credited tn this paper and also the local news pub- lished ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- - 5 e-A MICHIGAN-OHIO STATE SUMflARV (Continued from Page One) Micigan Pos. 0. S. U. Hewlett.. ...L.F..........Francis Karpus...... .R.F.........Matheny McClintock...... ........McDonald Rychener......L.G.. ........Nemesch Williams ....... R.G..... . .. .Weltner Score at the end of first half-Mich- igan 16, 0. S. U. 10. Final score, Michigan 38, O. S. U, 20. Substitutions: For Michigan - Wilson for Williams; Bornstein...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY B. - * * * * * * * * * * * .T THE THEATE~S Si1 wi * TODAY Whitney - "The Boomerang" aatinee and evening). and lucre story. She impersonates. Norma Brisbane, an ultra modern young woman of brains. Having been beaten out of her father's fortune she avows vengeance on the man who robbed her. She does this in a series of remarkable adventures. Norma has no set plan of proce- dure but she knows that a husband, at least a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILX ENTRANCE EXAMS Columbia university, New York city, will apply the principles of the se- lective draft to students entering in the next school year. Psychologic tests determining the character, health, and' mental quickness will replace the old tests on book learning. This method involves examinations exactly similar to those which appli- cants from the S. A. T. C. for commis- sions in the various branches of the army had ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRU. L Entertains S. A. R. at Banquet DR. MAY URGES RETURNED annual banquet of the Ann Ar- MEN TO CONTINUE EXERCISES apter of the Sons of ,the, Am- Revolution will be held at 8 Says That Sudden Relaxation on the ck tonight at the home of Mr. J. eal, the current year's president. special program has been ar- ed for the banquet, which is held y year on George Washington's day. The yearly elections will eld after...…

….Z '1 I 11 I 00 ,'' 30 ,L, I- ANN AR13OR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1920 F KOREAN PROFESSOR TO TO SPEAK TONIGHT PT EDf Speaking on the subject, "America Go East," Prof. Homer B. Hulbert, for A 23 years a resient of Korea and a confidential advisor of the emperor of CHANGE Korea, will deliver the principal ad- dress at the third University Union STATES IS service to be held at 6:15 tonight in S Hill auditorium. OF ITS Professor ...…

…' Sstreet, Ssined, the sig- its -x- drawal from tne university, tne proposal seems to have every point in its favor. THE PUNCH GLASS The old tin drinking cup had its day and has now been relegated to oblivion along with roller towels, uncertified milk, and the family tooth-brush. But how about its more fashionable sister-the punch glass, which moves in more pretentious cir- cles ? Is it the intoxication of the social whirl that makes us who...…

…The Lansing high school basketball team, which played Ann Arbor Friday night was entertained after the game and Saturday morning by a commit- tee in charge of Russell Barnes, '20. x Afterthe game Friday the Varsity basketball team took the men to the Union tap room where they met sev- eral of the prominent men on the cam- TO BE pus and inspected the Union. SCHOOL Saturday morning they were taken to Ferry field, through th6 University dule for ...…

…THIS OVER -TEST IT OUT rpose of the 20 Exercises in the new booklet "MEMORY CENTRATIO N" is to so stimulate and train this mental at it may be used at will. These Exercises do not obstruct dy; they aid it. The few minutes of diversion is re- the mental process is claified and stimulated for the real e day. is with kindergarten work in mental picturing. hly cultured minds know something, of the utility of this cturing. It trains the mind to pe...…

…ants Schools and provide scholarships or special idents provisions for self-help. America will then, assume the educational leader- t help build ship to which her new responsibilities e future ,by call her." of her uWi- all over the Griffin to Speak at Convention eau of edu- The second semi-annual convention Interior, in of the Michigan Retail Dry Goods as- d: "School sociation will be held March 10 and 11 in Grand Rapids. Prominent institutio...…

…11 L1ome :tt i , .nda Hepner, dean of wom- raska university, arrived; >or Friday night to spend nd Sunday as the guest A. Neuman and Mrs. Neu- .te to Cleveland where she the convention of deans of id universities and heads hools throughout the coun- +ek. ner spent yesterday visit- nitories and expressed her- ng well pleased with our housing the University ebraska university women ses similar to our Univer- i. The dormitory system been tri...…

…BE ick' Edna' THE MAJESTIC ence," the modern ch F. Ray Com- st will produce at ay evening, Youth rful man who car- s arm and has his Experience, who takes this as an and introduces t like~ other young find work attrac- ced that he does pany his new ac- er, before Death uth is glad to en- Work. n's most signific- Whitney is Mrs. medy, "Mis' NellyI ng to Ann Arbor uccessful*run in are said Jr.," the Altemas. A chorus declared to be the mos...…

…LENTEN SERICES TODAY WHAT'S GOING 11 I: 11:30 a. m. t~o midnight~ aks and Chops $14 S. State 1, r SUNDAY' S SALE , Towels, Etc. viaster Corps Ave. WALSI ~Iv Alto I mo jr Acrd. Children 18c I Mon. and Wed. M&ts.E 5k- to $ImO2 sat. Mats., 50C to $2 . (Continued from Page One). subject of the sermon to be delivered ths mory~ug ~y Mr. Sidney S. Rob- bins in the 'Unitarian'church. A spe- cial supper for young people will be hel...…

…I' IL' I 1kF mtt ",ij, PRESS DAY ANID NIGHT Y'EOR I ~11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAYo FEBRUARY 22. 1922 " PRICE rrm ,,_ w_ PERISH IRSHIP 1 EAR-THI GAS 'E WIRE Burned sd y Ky a. -, airship Roma fell1,000 >day to strike ground Road3 army base, cap- high tension electric into a roaring furnace ogen gas in which at army crew and pas- Dutch Geologist Announces Talks Dr. H. A. Brouwer, exchange pro- fessor in geology, from the ...…

…AL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday during the University oard in Control of Stiident Publications. MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS :iated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for d all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise i paper and the local news published therein. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second n by carrier or mail, $3.50o nn Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. Business, 96...…

… Theaters of a change in the cast for road tours. This play is unique in that scenes of the past are visualized on the stage whenever the thought of the central figure returns to that period. Matiness will be given on Wednes- day and Saturday afternoons. Dr. A. K. Foster Lectuxes at Purdue (By Conference Radio News Service.) Lafayette, Ind., Feb. 21.-Dr. Allyn K. Foster is at Purdue university here for a series of six lectures on scien- tifi...…

…wi : i ;,9 _;;. .. ,1 .. :. . -. . V 4 f i Y i r'/{ _ . . s Yi a . .... .. . ,. . . . . ." . . "".. r '+ . in . m Ni! m I.. I a 999 TAXI Michigan easily defeated Albion, 60- Cornell defeated Michigan 44-0 at 8, at Ann Arbor, Saturday, Nov. 5, 1892, Ithaca, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1892, in a foot- in a football game. ball game. MATINEE DANCE WEDNEDAY For Benefit WOMEN'S LEAGUE BUILDING NOW 35 Cents Every Passenger Insured Against Accident' ...…