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…SUNDAY MAGAZINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 The Pictorial Review Synthetic Lit'ry Criticism Nothing in the literary history of1 the past hundred years more insist- ently demands our attention than the usurpation by other arts of dominions once belonging entirely to literature. In spite of Baudelaire, in spite of Rim- baud, in spite of Swinburne, all of whom tried to capture for words the fields of painting, of music, even ...…

…PAC TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, x.923 PAGII TWO TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 EGO By SCOGAN "Of course men's affairs are awfully whatever you like, and look pleasant. dull, but they don't like you to talk It does flatter them, and they think about them, so it's really very easy. they are interesting, and you charm- All you have to do is to listen, stare ing!" Clyde Fitch, "Girl With the them straight in the ey...…

…r SUNDAY, JAUARY 13, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F TH'il V 11 FOR-Better Foods Tuttle's Lunch Room 338 Maynard St. South of estic x\ aa" jI he ROBERT BARTRON HENDERSON THE MORALITY OF EMOTIONS peace dull and maddening, and who John Galsworthy's "Loyalties" is commits a daring and partially justi- admittedly realism at its best-pro- fled crime to sooth his protesting found, Ii tminative, and searching. It spirit-and incidentally to pay his for- ...…

…t s. DASUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 The Enchanted Land of Taos "Here some day will be written the WARD ALLEN HowE after an outfitting trip to town-all great American epic, the great Ameri- may be seen by one who follows the can opera. The very cliffs cry out to them that here was to be found a life always willing to trade their furs and trail to Taos, a place which Agnes C. be painted. The world in all its hi-t GCLaut has called "the most un-Ameri...…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPA r F.I '1 *.rences of men, but a sort of soul- casual student has little or no inti geography. mation of the intricacies of the sci- The bit about Dreiser which was ence which has been more and more B o o k s an d printed on the front page of this engaging the attention of modern " meritorious publication last Sunday, scholars. History really is a new 'herds with the goats. It is obviously scie...…

…PACE Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 923 ernor of the state, and having recei' d ners should be improved. In order his A. B. degree from this university. that their manners might be improved Lfes this genealogy detract fhaom his men and women wrote silly, preachi- reputation as a thinker among chose fying volumes telling what good little F who will look to foreigners for all boys and girls did and should do, and great thoughts., I m...…

…SUNDAY JI AGE SrIv" TANKARY 13, 1921 TH- MrcxItAN. DMIL r SNDY ANARY31, 92$THEMICHGANDAIY PAIB B_. i ' ! . Save O10%0 ip it oute in it to ~the et i o need elean-ed 'or WHITE SWAN will call for it. Clean or press it perfectly a and return it promptly. We'll bring a cash card with it. $5.00 for $4.50- $2.50 for $2.25 You pay us for the cash card, then ju§t call us when you have work. It's very convenient. You save 10% I WHITE SWAN L...…

…f, ,PA..s , itGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 tl~flftltfltu 11111 tll~u~ltilffIF~l m H M11,1 t ! t tuiI ti 9I tl t tlttII rtIt tfryhtitII t t tttttlttit TF t l t ftlftP.. , =,; .. , : . s : r -x :: IL .." Feminine Interest Now Centers in the Event of the Season The 1924 J-Hop! The 1924 j-Hop will quite out-shine all other social events of the season; Feminine interest from now on, until that eventful eve, will center in...…

…THE .W EA T H E R I VOL. XXXIIIL No. 80 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATURDAY JANUARY 13, 1923 EIGHT PAGES SEE THAT HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT PRICE FIVE C Will Head Marine ANNOUNCE EXAM DATES FOR ENGINEERS AND Corps Inspectors arn ii arifi arvnanl Eneny Of AliesuA I Now Is RefugeeUSMANASHNDOF with enthusiasm at the inauguration of hockey as a Varsity sport at the Coliseum last night a game in which Michigan netted two goas to onevfor Wisconsi...…

…THE m JIGAN [LY .. w w .- rM.rr rrrr r lrrrr rrt wrr +4 rriiirrrrrri6 rrY r rsr w ny wr on~~~~ nu P'~ P i e ~ e 1~tc ~t seuece te future ongasths ilstonexims and ual~~~~1'' COlCljIC' r ot re- 1, an ll-(3yA. PR)-='Gelsen-. th lre e n snortheast of Ev- 113d, in the1C ;on')1d zone .of oc- FO E " GERMAN MVA.N OF WAR RETURNS TO UI, S. AS A TRADER MICHIGAN WINS, (Continued frome Page Erne) through the entire Michigan teamii)and 'shot from...…

…___ ___ __ ___ _ Tk 1CH iAN fl DEAIN HAMIL TON TELLS FN IN OF SELF-GOVERNMENT1 FO . -R VWOMFN,,V Self-go)vernmenIt 1? k1 stas a theory (tho b.-u odirectors of, thleag 'lmpng the woMr:en Michigani, bu3114. i' allrnoon in IBarbour gy'Iul no one has clear ideas about it, Dean nasiun). .'ean ilamnilton declared while address- Dean Hamilten. explained the tw, ing the board of representatives of the types of govcrnmenit which arc possi- Women's l...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATRA Y, DO WE WANT ITT Upperclassmen in the literary col- .FE.N I lege are privileged to take final ex-1T D O OASEDRL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE aminations under the honor system 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 4 by notifying the instructor of their EEf f "THEIREIS 1 X0N Published every morning except Monday dgsire through petitioning. As most I ETHOD LBYI ring the University year by the Board in students on the campus seem to ...…

… ,- ATTRDIAY, JANC RY WI1RDY~ ANARY13 It2: __ ___ il C',TGAN QAI .+ J 1 b 1 A : Y, ?' i \ ! (fit h "] . !ll JI u tf" ( t 1 air. . I ( 1 k1l) ./;! i . .. ' & v /4 f .,. I N The Schultz rGocery- iEHOME OF PUIR E FOODS YOU CAN DO BETTER, AT LEMBLE'S THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS INCLUDE- PHONES 326.=327-328 114-116 E. WASHINGTON Hiome Killed Chicken, .30-.35 Mr. Steward,. Facy Home Killed Short Rib Beef .. Fancy Pork Roast . Veal ...…

…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY } ymer. ' pop_- 4,IIPIIIIININI III if-L ma7 ,doom%. o ' _ IE HUML. K,: { ,"\t ' +'.'"' ~'q ".. / A.,^'. /.e SA AT NONS ANDr ipAl Aprr ,nlri~Tlft lTgaras but their sp'ed will not come Inew one and the real test will come J t fl t i eithr Faller or 'lplc'=tnight. Coach sMahlstated that too E P c r sSCiiiAERuE Dil RUL iV iLiii IUr It i while Cappcn works ust as effective-mfuch confidence sould'not be plac aed I...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . __. FORECAST STRONIG AQ URTIC .._S5EASO i Acquilsitioni of IBowit for Coach ( ivA- T~l nk Teamn 's Pr'sioets B;g :. Boost Z)(i).;i)litlfis i i raing; w'ith a fu-. tur'e soi) prol!;=ing ?Fit11"e1th ' lbeen wiln1t.ie pPi; d 1 e SW1 _1ERS.WUL-GETF1 ST' 1l'e , sz to so ns i l19 ,) Ihe TEST AGAINSTii .A.C{. J. 1 -)C~u O~ th ii ve lunty c lo4 ,gugto r- 'With. the announcement made last'ti ntefl f12.furire. to 111if5 0' b'...…

…_________T1 teaMICHIGAN DAIL\ 'E NEMESISOFGRAY I side hal.Subject, "A Creed for [but all other necessaries must be furn- 92:;."ish~ed by the players or teams. '~~~l l3 "civrn~ ~i'ie inllubll and!- t ;riuni. T)D1. II. K. W. Kumtn Watch the signs that have been ~; ~dxl. c2zted around the campus telling - 1 whether or not the ice at Wineberg's t'3..JIf 1;icoliseum can be used for skating. PI- rh' okr n~i st have their ji{e-# P'dfr V c. ](:ig...…

…I THE WEATHER CLOUDY AND SNOW FLUR- RIES TODAY LY i Ar A ti VC 1 DAY AND NIGHT W SERVICE VOL. XXXII. No. 79 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922 PRICE FIVE .... SEWBERRY'S RIGHT TO SEAT GRANTED BY SENA'[ UTET SUPPORTERS OF SENATOR SE- CURE SUCCESSVUL BALLOT 46.41 RESOLUTION PASSED TO CONDE% N XPENDITURE Commodore States Action Vindleates Rim in Statement to Public (By Associated Press) Washington, Jan. 12.--Truman H. Newberr...…

…1 ME, . VllIrlI N V £~Jii /ilL. I OFFICIAL NEWSPAP R OF THE UNIVERSITY OF AICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the farve sity year by the Bard in Cntol of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is excusivel entitled to the use for reoublication of all news dspatchs credited to it or not Otherwise redited in this pater and the local ners published therein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbo...…

…;CHIGA. "+DANI Y FRESH SHIPMENT OF Keeley's Old Fashioned Chocolates 69c Per Pound Madison Wisconsin BECKER'S DELICATESSEN 119 East Liberty New Spring Samples of Imported Dress Materials now here .-. GOWNS DESIGNED AND MADE .-. LADIES' ACCESSORIES T HE WISTERIA SHOP Open Evenings 330 Maynard Street I Overcoat Sale Now 1-3 Off Fitf orm Overcoats WE WILL PLACE ON SALE r-- 15S SKEPTICAL OF EINSTEIN THEO RY Prof. Patterson in ...…

…THE M1CHIGAN DAILY FRIM . r . .,, . . .. . . . . ... ... K" y i. .. N fY i :,. ! i " i . r "+a e,.j y4 , Y V W n P" ®ri '', ,,, !"," ''I . . .. ............ I 1'.1',,.,r:l,= := I.- - SOPH LIT HOCKEY NOTICE All soph lits interested in class hockey call Masters before Fri- day. Entries must be in by that time. Phone 2384-M. I U I '# aV D __ a _0 U II42Q CIGARS AND I CIGARETTES Smoking is a habit, for the most prt pleasing and non ha...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P BASKETBALL SQUAD LEAVES ON TWO GAME TRIP; MEETS BADGERS, ILLIN I I Rea, Miller, Ely, Klpke, Cappon, lurks, Reason, Whitlock, Paper Make Trip WISCONSIN TEAM HEADS BIG 'jAEA IN A 0Ex1Ata JuUMN Coach Mather and nine members of the Wolverine Varsity basKetbali squad left at 8: U o'cloca this morning or Maaison, Wisconsin, wnere,/Milcugan will meet the isaiger live Saturday night in the Cardinais first home game of the se...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IRST SEMESi ER EXAM SCHEDULES ARE NOW READY Examination schedules for the first emester may now be procured in the egistrar's office, University hal. 'he schedule is as follows: courses on ionday at 8 o'clock, second Monday -12; at 9 o'clock, first Tuesday 9-12; t 10 o'clock, second Tuesday 9-12; t 11 o'clock, first Monday 9-12; at 1 clock, second Thursday 9-12; at 2 'clock, second Wednesday 9-12; at 3 'clock, second Tuesda...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PHZRTUB E 5UU6T 1 AT FANCYDRESS BALL Whispers hint that there will be keen competition for the prizes which are to he awarded at the fancy dress ball to be given by the Women's league tomorrow night. The party will begin with a grand march in which the various groups of girls will vie with each other in an attempt to please, the judges. The prize for the best individual costume will be decided upon during this march. The ch...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SI FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922 Number 791 )mmunications for the Board of Regents: Persons desiring to transmit communications to the Regents at the next aeting of the Board, on Jai. 27, are reminded that such communications ust be in the President's hands not later than Jan. 19. No communica- ns received in this office later than 6 p .m., Jan. 19, will be presented. M. L. BURTON. iculty, Colleges of E...…

…THE WEATHER SLIGHTLY RISING TEM- PERATURE TODAY r~fr ian titx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SE RICE I [. VOL XXXI. No. 73. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1921 PRICEIVE CENTS NE[ CITY CHARTER TO BE PRESENTED AT NEXTELECTION EXISTING INSTRUaIENT WILL RE- GULATE ELECTION OF NEW OFFICIALS IF ADOPTED, CHARTER BECOMES ACTIVE IN MAY. I - I DISCONTINUATION OF J-HOP ANNOUNCED The discontinuation of the Junior Hop was announc...…

…S THE MICHIGAN DAILY I OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer ity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Assodi Led 1ress is ixxclusiveiy entitled to the use for republication of news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THI ..,,, r ;.. ; ,, 4 ,: ,..." : .. o t c \; 1' / ,' +. V V a: " ,' .. . '' " . " . r . " . " a . . ."" . r t i. . .. . . .. ." ' . ..f .. r . ..':: . . .'" .. .r . x . r.. v r '.. .: i'. ". o " ^ VARSITY NATATRS VICTORS 43 TO 33 Hubbard and Hyde Star for Winners; Nixon, McNulty, Bowen and Kearns for Freshmen WINNER HARD TO PICK IN 220 YARD FREE STYLE RACE Varsity swimmers yesterday re- deemed the honor of their tea...…

…, THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;THUR LRY EXHIBIT INCLUDES RARE AND CURIOUS VOLUMES ON NEW WORLD (By Prof. A. L. Cross) Attention should again be called to the renarkable exhibit, in the Univer- sity Library, of rare maps and books relating to America, especially to New England and Massachusetts. By means of this material one can learn how what was once a remote and shadowy region, was regarded by imaginative men of learning in the old world, and by ha...…

…[ICHIGAN D I IY At Lane Ha il The "Y" Inn Good Home Cooked Meals Prompt Service BRITAIN SEEKS TO KEEP CITIZENS 'WITHIN EMPIRE PERSONS SEEKING NEW HOMES SENT TO ENGLISH POSSESSIONS term in the state legislature. He first was elected from Ionia county in 1915. Mr. Warner, whose home is in Beld- iqg, was born in New York state 44 years ago of English parents. He was educated in New York schools and was graduated from the law depart- TVTTL...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3i NUSUAL DANCE PROGRAM AT UNION SATURDAY AFTERNOON An unusual program of dancing will e offered by the members of Elie ennsylvania club from 2:30 to 5:30 aturday afternoon at the Union. ickets perforated in such a manner s to be divided into five parts may :w be purchased at Graham's book ores and at the Union, and each stub eing good for one dance. In this' manner the Pennsylvania club expects' to make it possible ...…

…THE MICH MA DAILY~ - . _ Transformer Presented to University AT THE THEATRES f 4 Prof. Joseph H. Cannon, of the elec- trical engineering department, has o- X TOA9 tamned a 6 kva, 2300-1500 volt, 60 cycle TI I ..distributing transformer, a gift of thej Screen 'ittsburgh Transformer company, by( AN Majestic - "Unseen Forces;" a [personal order of R. V. Bingay, presi- myserystoy wth otsof epdent. The transformer, which arriv- r :.<>:.;:. ;:>...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 JAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I f Volume I THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1921. Number 73. To the Members of the University: At the meeting of the Board of Regents on Jan. 7, it was decided here- after to hold the regular meetings of the Board on the last Friday of the month beginning with March. The next regular meeting therefore will oc- cur on Friday, Feb. 4, but the March meeting will not be held until March 25. If the busi...…

…i1w At _.A .1 FM~ DAY AND N SERI 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1920 ' PRICK I -; PRC READY FOR TREATY VO ANGE TODAY its whose athletic book num- cd in "2" or "3" may secure to two Conference basketball by presenting their athletic t the desk in the main corri- Jniversity hall between 9 end k and between 1:45 and 5:15 today. whose book numbers end in "5" may secure their tickets lay, those whose numbers end CLAIM JA...…

…Y .. rroathy at is the reason jusuce muuan de- clared that ,some of the "best women in the coun- try and in the world smoke cigarets-This isn't Hickville out in the center of the farmi country." People of the middle west may resent being re- ferred to as hicks, They believe their homely cul- ture on a par -with 'the east and- if the recent de cision passed by the judge is a sample of eastern morals, the middle west should be proud of its po- ...…

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…tork e Is IAN ES O TA TIt isthe desire of those in charge T medicigan aily, tme only ~ FhsY a T D N X H N Ethatl,1 debating. societies and theIn paper inAn ror oztil 1 Law school choose their candidates laestCaLpus, O. tt.SZ"worldl news.-~%'. - X:The 'Danish 'University of Copen- as soon as possiblle, the limit being BriyHelh aer-I en has a 'plan for an exchange of{ *eased during 191, college students ,with otker countriessta jn Patronize our ...…

…LARY INCREASES .scale adopted by the state board of administration, according to an an- nouncement issued from the board's .Jan. .12.--Faculty University of North offices today. The action affects 86 Forks will receive members of the varsity teaching staff, 1A i/ * i - L 1 DAILY IN A Bismarck, N. D. -members of the U Dakota at Grand salary increasesA R andall amounting to $500 including assistants. ,. ! .. 11 p 1 Studio, PHOTOGRAPH ...…

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…I f midnight 314 S. State - I Plymouth Guild SLEIGH RIDE Ili Next Friday Night Leaving Congregational Church at 8:00 o'clock. I Women sign up at Newberry Hall. Men sign up at Lane Hall. All Welcome' LY, JANUARY 16 1.00.1.50- 2.00 j Mail Orders NowI THEATRE ANUARY, 15th ExtTw- ATrii.r.y )RT THE&ATRE N. Y. Editoi, The Michigan Daily:- There has been much talk, of late, concerning athletic conditions at Mich- igan. Steps have been t...…

…11 IVEH51 I in Ittee sma. a, _r .{... a in graphjrs 'hale days this week y, make appoint- In 1 1"111u smoker in club Science building. meets in room iciety meets in Lane club' practice interested in the Freshmen n club are requested to Lane hall Wednesday even- o'clock. Unless more inter- hown the club will be dis- 4d. ng of the Chimes board of Shas been postponed for k only from Tuesday, night e!CSI ments for sittings. Seniors h...…

…'I AIV A I ASSOCIA Z4U &1 DAY ATID G SER VI(' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1918. PRICE ' _ ,. *. PER'S LOVES "GLASS" TO BE GLUE COL AR[RIVA RELIEVES LOCLFUL SITUTION of "Loaded"rBreakfast Foods at Camp Are Ex- ploded Custer, Mich., Jan. 12.-Ru- the effect that ground glass n placed in breakfast foods, DELIVERIES MADE MONDAY; NO SUFFERING DESPITE BLIZ- ZARD A carload of coal arrived in the city Custer, by enemy pro- y...…

…in Church Huron Streets State and Make a dollar I preaches at T.) on EE BE ANY. - LEFT?" I orning Service at 10:30 (Eastern)- with address by Professor W. B. Ford on "What is Pragmatism?' -Round Table APTIST GUILD MEETS at 12 in Id House, 503 E. Huron St. FS MESSAGE OF THE FALSE AND THE TRUE" but many have come here > prepare themselves for mili- vice. theless, the, world at large pon them all as true sons. of n.. It does not trouble i...…

…. MORE MEN PLAYED. FOOTBALL all the colleges which kept up the LAST YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE game last year will continue to do so. The cantonments and naval stations Expect Cantonments and Naval Sta. will also be well 'represented, for it tions as Well as Colleges to Keep has been demonstrated that football is o Up Sport the right kind of preparation and its continuance is recommended by both Sthe war and navy commissions on ath- 'N. at is vas...…

…"The Natural Law," the offering atl the Whitney tomorrow night, was first produced by Mr. John Cort in April, 1915, at the Republican Thea- ter, New York City. It played in this+ city upon two different seasons, and, after a period of playing in the East- ern and Southern cities, made two tours of the Middle West, AT THE 31AJESTIC tomorrow, with Douglas Fairbanks the leading role. The picture was ci fully made, the camera being pla on top of ...…

…r 5tHIvi IN ARBOR - * * * * *- ~ 'p 'p * * ES AT THE THEATERS * - Calkin's * "Good Gracious Annabel," at the * * Garrick. i Robes 4 First Baptist Church At the'10:30 service, the Rev. J. M. Wells will begin a series of three ser- mons on New Testament teachings regarding the future. First sermon on1 "Paul's Teachings on The Last Things." Guill meeting at 6:30 with discussion on "Micah's Message Re- garding False and True." Community ...…

…wS et. But despite 1 fabrics in the h clothes are on t afford to over- suit that is truly I:a Difference ® Others on 5 Rolls 15c 25c ca. 05c ea. 90c ....... ...... 1 .15 AND SAVE MONEY DULLABU rRBALTtL (Continued from Page One) velocity higher than the records show- ed. Grocers Warn Patrons Grocers warned their patrons that goods delivered would be at the cus- tomers' responsibility. Milk and fruits were frozen almost as soon as they were ...…

…I HL w M rl PROBABLY SNOW-HIGH WINDS I Ap 4 r 4lt 3 atty UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 76. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1917. PRICE FIVE C I i .--,____ EXPRESS OPINIONS ON HONOR SYSTEM Facuity Members Favor Adoption of Plan to Raise Standards in Examinations CAMPUS SENTIMENT BACKS EXTENSION OF MOVEMENT Tire Frst Gunu in Thaw Battle Prosecution Wins Initial Skirmish When Partner of Accused Is ...…

…-'I 1 1 ~ 1 I1 V la . .. !_ ing gh-class work is a natural sequence to having our workrooms on remises. With our workrooms all under one roof-all under con- ated personal supervision, we are able to produce those finished erpieces of tailors' art, so utterly impossible for the great bulk of .es. Your dress suit for the J-Hop should be ordered of us, thus insur- yrou the best materials, workmanship, and a knowledge of thirty s' experience ...…

…-_ ;I ISON TH E HOR HIZO N Material for 1917 Aggregation Should Prove Abundant; Old Men Back COACH LUNDGREN MAY BE IN WITHIN NEXT THREE WEEKS Last Year's All-Fresh Stars Expected to Boost Team's Pros- pects With the advent of Coach Lundgren about the middle of February, Varsity baseball will soon be booming and athletic stocks are scheduled to soar. In spite of the intervening pall of e- aminations prospects for the 1917: team is beginning t...…

…1, ram IJLXUUUUUU FOR MILITIA'S RELIEF ITIONAL $4,225,000 AUGMENTED BY PRIVATE DONA- TIONS By Robert J. Bender ited Press Staff Correspondent.) ashington, Jan. 12.-Relief work of United States government for the ilies of militiamen serving on the ican border during the last few ths has exceeded sums expended the Red Cross in all belligerent ntries since the outbreak of the opean war. More than $2,000,000 been paid out by the government relieve...…