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…i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBERl 1, 1917. PRICE -An Y to- the "QUIET" IS PASSWORD ON WORDBATTLE FRONT BRITISH ADVANCE ON CAMBRAI FRONT SHOWS NO SIGNS OF ACTION (By Associated Press) Nov. 30.-Comparative quiet pre- vailed along the battle fronts except for heavy bombardments in various sectors. Even-on the Italian front the fierce engagements of infantry, in which the men often came to hand to hand encounters,have-tuined into due...…

…I I AW Alf\ 2 Ag At r DAY AND NIC SERV1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1917. PRICE ' _ _..,..T---- -'- LOCAL K. OF C. WAR FUND TOTALS $2,600 $300 Gives to Fund at Meeting in Chelsea Friday Night Held paign managers show that $2,600 has been subscribed to the Knights of Col- iTIFI- umbus war fund drive in Washtenaw AT county," stated Mr. Herbert T. Weath- erbee last night. Three hundred dollars was given to the K. of C. ...…

…i s 2; I gai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1917. ".1'4 Dec of di coun lay, w ry sc s sta Lmpa * * * * * * . 3.-Hundreds * ollars passed * ters to govern- * when people all * rambled madly * mps. The two * ign opened this * * * * * * * FRESH SOPH BAG RUSH PLANS NEAR' COMPLETION STUDENT COUNCIL ORDERS BAGS; m dollar ca ROUGH DRAFT OF RULES PRESENTED * * * * * DIERS STUDY VARIED SUBJECTS University Professors To Lee- tu...…

…r 00* Z -AAL PRES *DAY AND 06 SLI1vY1( ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1917. ppyi ~ -Ta , T 10-I& r r Questionnaires Sent for Draft Questionnaires amounting to 4,705 in number will be sent out by the definit Washtenaw county draft board begin- ning Dec. 15 in connection with the re-classification of all registrants for E selective military service. To serve as an aid to men in answer- ing these questionnaires, a lega...…

…AI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1917. 1 surgical y Jan 1, FRESHMENMEETI TO PLAN FOR RUSH William L..Kammerer, '18L, Warns Small Turnout of Need For Loyalty STUDENT COUNCIL REFUSES CLASS CHOICE OF LEADER Committee Rules He Is Sophomore and Ineligible To Compete For Class of '21 s allot- 11 house 1 begin Chicago 4r 1 ti ca t .s. ss offic( certai n. ° Only 200 freshmen turned out for the meeting to raise enthusiasm and n o...…

…) IOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MEE'llN _Fl [BER 7, 1917. lock Of Gothas Fri !?uring Hours Of Spirit Yew'' Dec. 6.-After several weeks of of this morning experienced an CAPTAIlt The first warnings were received Gothas crossed the coast of Kent.,2 nake for London, but after droppin dle off seaward again. Some 25 pl opted raid. The material damage sons were killed and 21 injured. ear men turned out pep" meeting last for the freshmen as large a...…

…, ,. tranyrn at II a PRi f AT A:5)D N. {~ ) /r' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1917. F II 11 S I SWISS INAUGURATE 10-HOUR SCHEDULE I UUnII F ELD L COMPLETES TIONS FOR T AT CAMPUS r Only int to Necessary Be Measure Passed by Federal Council Because of Economic Neces. sity Zurich, Dec. 7. Confronted on the one hand by the grow- ing socialistic and workingmen's agitation, and on the other by the necessity of econo...…

…Baers who refuse to eoopera iris to obtain 'a pm'per distz s.' This was made lear 'to! ir Garfield giving the text ofy to' a. Philadelphia fi"rn "acti ,n 'The telegram said'i paur ted that yogn refused to co- 'r. If ;iis is kithecase, the a Lit the ,coal shipped toou div co-operate With, this adint at the charged; made against -operate fully . NATAAXlIA TAE PLIAATDXl tNAVAL ; ' ' ." OCne hun.dred and twenty forthenavalalfryre teant ,H dare nrh...…

…tati ;A OPO L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1917. i to IS N LIST LIST AL UNIT utl 10o Tclcl Mean Go To USPOTLISHT AUD EILLE FEATURES OMA'S QUEEN lEMAIN IN UNITERSITY ApSSPRES. KUTCHINS FATIMA'S ON LIKENESS APPEARS ADVERTISING POSTERS URGES PROFESSIONAL MEN JOIN RESERVE CORPS AT ONCE TO of the great demand for the naval auxiliary reserve, . Clark, enrolling officer at has granted permission to Beach, 18E, to form ...…

…o _,. Ui "'I hI I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1917. * * *~ * * * * * * CONGRESS BEGINS DENTSA9ND MEDICS WAR INYESTIGATION ACCEPTED IN NAVY Special Inquiry Into Work of War Students Enlisting May Continue Departimerit Ordered by Senate Courses on Campus Until Committee - Graduation EXAMINE ARMY OFFICERS FOR TRAINING PERIODS DURING FITNESS IN SERVICE ABROAD STUDY THREE WEEKS YEARLY * I- el 4,000 more ' * *-* * #* I n...…

… MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MICHIGA IV FOR A LAKES TIhe Michigan ter stme time ag In Pri Physical examination for the new nd Michigan naval reserve begins at 8 ng o'clock this morning in the boxing rooms of Waternan gymnasium. of Word was brought back from ;eeth ot the Great Lakes -navel training op station yesterday by a Univer- of sity student, that an officer and s- possibly an assistant or two h would be in Ann Arbor this morn- he ing re...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1917. R.MAN TO LR LECTURE English Department "American and eals" Today erman, head of the nt in the University peak on ."American ," at 10:30 o'clock om -203 Tappan hall. ers who heard the a Chicago earlier in rize the talk as ex- y it is being given rnalism, although it uraalistic lecture. s written a number e New York Nation, ihuted to other mae- AGE LIMIT SET FRp NEW NATLREHSERVE DISCUSS AWA MILI...…

…A4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1917 attenc.- It night ES [evil lE IS CAPTURE y Duels Continluing In on Al Three Fronts CRIFICE TROOPS the most a,;- Echoes," by atima," by Ir- Heavy A rtiller vogue rOIN s A( land rec D star IN PIAVE SECTOR ADVANCE '19E, Reports from Russia Say Bolsheviki Delegates Empowerei to Enter ; Peace Move{ Il re -___ )ers," (Summary of War Developments Pre- Davis pared by Associated Press) mar...…

…M t' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1917. HERE r Change; tion in nt Jun- tor for ve very littlo are receiving wly. Sales of duced by th.' one-ton ord- for any one at-of 10 cars by Mg. Beal :ted to relieve ipon arrival. suffering be- .ty have been the fuel ad- may now be department order of their HOUSE STATES US, I MISSION SUCCESS influeince of America Albroad is Para- mouin - .Ssys Colonel to News- paper Men PERSHINC DOING DIF...…

…oe " 21, C :It % A SF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1917. -I in ASKS STUDENTS TO. PRESERVE MORALE Prof. W. A. Prayer Outlines Duty of Amerieans at Union Mixer Sunday "Whatever else happens, we have to see to it, first of all, that the mor- ale of the country is what it should be," said Prof. William A. Frayer, in an informal talk at the mixer held Sunday afternoon at the Union. Professor Frayer spoke of the du- ties whic...…

…w Zr' h.bp a K: at .iJ DAY 1 I' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1917. PR - , RICE n n LERY1 ANYI ADELPHI SELECTS VARSITY TRY-OUTS Victoria Adams, '19, First Wonian to Secure Place on Varsity Tryouts Results from the Varsity Mid-West debafetry-outs held by the Adelphi house of representatives at University hall last night show selection of the following: Samuel M. Epstein, '19; 1. Victoria Adams, '19; Valois E. Cr...…

…I '; ', he usually is able out of it. TUAL PARASITE parasite is he who elf, but whose opin- ose of others. His tions determine his mpanx of one ,man, of that man's par- eed. The next min- s swerve into line w companion. His mercury in a ther-' ses and falls with mperature; or more of stagnant water, ctual parasite supports of a great man, not be- self actually believes in erstands them, but be- .es to be looked upon as gment. How little doe...…

…I_+ irst Baptist Churcl "The Day of our Lord" .3. Persol Salvation and Democ- ss by Rev. R. S. Loring. ersity of 6:30-How About Simplified Spelling? g ee Address by Mr. Charles S. Burt. Arbor as Tenor solo by Mr. Cecil Ross. Be- fore the Unitarian Students' Society. oo words The public welcome. First Sermon of a series on "The Coming of Christ and The End of this Age" By JOHN MASON WELLS Greeting Card! This year's samples are unusually ...…

…s, are apt| W omen place for ,es. They The ru I I a are prone to overlook many places it- where there is real opportunity to ws save money. j No one wishes to curtail a sensible pt amount of pleasure. Every one needs as recreation of some kind. But when such pleasures entail expense that is unnecessary and which could as well ds be avoided, times such as the pres- Lb- ent should prohibit that expenditure. :he or The national service commi...…

…-ie AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND :ntitls8 THE WAR vs die- credit- new The message which Colonel Roose- velt brought to Canada on Monday ity ofevening last, offers .a fitting oppor- except p- tunity for The Varsity to say a few bor as words of appreciation and admiration in regard to the effort which the Unit- ed States and American universities words are making in the present war. of the The Varsity has read with much in- Arbor .e west terest the...…

…AY I I 4 Women I tJ 1V 1 T s not in rnment to have Plays Must be in by Saturday Night; Interesting Dialogue and Sit- nations Requisite All scenarios for the junior play are to be turned in to Emily ell, '19, at Newberry residence o'clock, Saturday, Dec..8. girls' Pow- by 7 Greeting ound and patriotic opin- ly given, of Mayor-elect s him honor. If trans- m, as there is no reason it will be after his in- ifice, the disloyal teach- Yor...…

… I )I for Sap- still and sopho- some fall want theffi. e wondering if there. ge in the University ays and we'll all be on way. rate the kaiser is putting the Germans into the service, n capture prisoners just out Manaer Manager LEAGUE HOUSE HEADS PLAN Manager TO GIVE FACULTY TEA JAN. 9 Roeser Plans for a faculty tea to be given ampbe R. Atlas by the league houses Jan. 9, at Bar- bour gymnasium, were made at a sup- per party of the hou...…

… ..... les from their faces, nor of their conversa- bs incessantly in their ::ey are busy at theirI and thl 3when Under such conditions concentration University of is imnpos~ible. The student's de.;ire to crning except get the most out of his studies should year. AnArbor as not be questioned; his professors~ ding. should realize that he cannlot be ex- ial, 2414. pected to make as high grades as in ed 300 words former years wvhen his compani...…

….uty in Re- 1R. S. Lor- ""' EMPLOY>MENT cla, of Buenos Religious Oon-j before th,e Stu- ublic is invited. F BUREAU will be open during vacation from 7:30 to 10:30 daily. 3"YTERIAN -LURCH ST. Work should be listed next week. IHfuron and Division I 10:30 A. M. :KEEPING TH~1E HOME FlIRES BURN ING" Students cordially welcomne e war puddle, it is up to all of us keep them going. Who said anything about drama at. e University? Don't we r...…

…,i ( [4 .tion. In this time, in addi- beeping up our daily work, s should spend a portion of getting something from the t of our courses, skimmed too lightly wile the canoe- still good. ions to study during vaca- JUST OUT! and-"just great" The Michigan Calendar CHRISTMAS CA] NOW ON DISPLAY Slater's Book S STATE STREET LIMITED EDITION-Each one put up in artistic envelope ready to mail. A very excellent Christmas Gift --at the attractive...…

…1' Ji ngell ha PRO-AMERICANS ARE TO ADD NAME TO LIST. people of Ann n those of the, ies of its size. e Ann Arbor is is about to be started to gather all of the send them to the army .t be well now for the aternitiy houses to in- for the collection and these magazines until e committee. rs who float big loans orable mention," but ho imparts elasticity to art of his allowance? boys could only decide into nch of service they are go- uld be ...…

…11s It. thr ristmas carolers streets of Ann eve singing the Y. has un- a chorus he holiday years ago. d in the tomorrow n the ser- '20, will ation. en up by ,h the Red >f the '.S WIFE E CONCERT d MacDowell Will Play 's Compositions This Afternoon rd MacDowell, wife of the )n composer, will play as tin the third concert of series given under the the School of Music at 4 afternoon in Hill audi- clock Mrs. MacDowell's program will con- s...…

…I ,s; I 'eace prize for 1917 has to the Red Cross. d when I got n't want them, very little or nan, I literally classmen who, i, amounted to >us. And now e, I look upon to keep in my eeling of pity. idual, but be- s, too, on the Bricklayers are wanted for the non- flying section of the aviation corps in France. Just what they have to do with flying is not explained. British tonnage completed month of November almost4 the losses by enemy a...…

…I. WW{1 e now conside he draft age. age who have t us say that wisdom is se of service at ueer that the Inlan er enemy of Unive ias a staff consis of them. More pra atial .ver- PROF. H. I[. HIGBIE URGES THATj por- MICHIGAN PUBLICATIONS BE SENT TO MEN IN SERVICE. ring To Editor, The Michigan Daily: -not Undoubtedly every Michigan man they who has gone into the national ser- lect- vice with the army or the navy, abroad this or at home, would...…

…tia Church Huron Streets CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH State in which to impart iency and energy to which this war willj concentrate it in the e experienced organ- s been recognized by for ch a concentration of ad- action in this matter absolutely necessary and aestly call upon all those tribute either great sums he alleviation of the suf- istress which must inevi-' ut of this fight for human- aocracy to contribute to ass.-Woodrow Wilson. that a...…

…Some of the same jokes in the Christmas Gargoyle were greatly en- joyed by its readers in 1913. Cuba can only give her moral sup- Stylus will meet at 7:3Q o'clock to port to the Allies, but at that she's h. helpig moe tha Rusia. it with Mrs. Clarence -B; Goshorn, helping more than Russia. 501 E. Madison street. Dues are pay- able at this meeting. THE BLIND FAITH When a man becomes of college age, he is expected to have a breadth of toutlook, ...…

…186, af t ized will doubtless be a thing of the M N U- IuLl I I UIK[ service. - past. - E. 0. Haven Second President title We should aid the Red Cross and le was followed in office by Erastus s dis- war movements generally if we are to O . Haven,a native of Boston, and a nes leaders among Michigan men. We -- member of the class of 1842 at Wes- must continue the fast pace Yellow FIVE PRESI1ENTS BRING tNIVER- ioyan university. Dr. Haven held a...…

…-,..,.,,,... f, .,. WP n~ irs 9 9 wnl_ T 74.E 1%t, L ftv'si1.uuvv .~ugI LI L..rrlt I SOON x artelme Awaits Word From Part of Board Before Annoincng Winners of "EM" MA Y MEN ELIGIBLE FOR RECOGNITION BY PLAYING 18 in Line for Award; 14 of These Are Almost Sure to Be Here In 1918 The names of the Wolverines who won "M" sweaters by their work on the Varsity football team this fall are due to be announced some time today B. G. Bartelme, di...…

…I, '18E, II '1 Ii ' 9, Tryimga, *: '19E, Jack- * ndianapolis, * * '19, Grand * '18D, Sag- * 19L, Penn- * '20, Port- * Detour. * Detroit. * , '19E, De- * 9E, Detroit. '20, Shel- '19, Pitts- E, Soo. f )hn, Goetz, '19, Culver, 20, Cartwright, 1. Cruse, '19 ye, '18E, S,o' . Froemke, . Morrison, B. Weston, '18 a P. Fortune d, Gll. B. Genebach, SE, Soo. , e, Jr., '20, '20, Battle * * * * * t. Boyd can play ition he is more at end, and t...…

…* * * * * * * * *1 WIN 1917 IN FOOTBALL * * * * * */ INGHAM Of NAVY LEADS IN SEASON'S SCORING SCORES 19 TOUCHDOWNS AND MAKES 162 OF TEAM'S 442 POINTS New York, Dec. 3.-Notwithstanding the limitations imposed upon eastern college football as a result of the war, the struggle for individual scoring honors has been almost as close as F Weston and Lambert in Line for Positions on State Teams Picked by Eckersall That Lambert and Weston will r...…

…JTHILL S ,ase n is over and -so we dare Coach write s on one of those superb foot-' ernoons just after the Varsity en the "bras" out of Nebraska, ach Fielding H. Yost was ex- for his football squad the in which Stan Wells, Borleske, orty McMillan had defeated )ta back in the dear dead ages. Michigan mentor enacted all He was at the same time the ;assing to McMillan, McMillan the ball to Wells, Wells for- assing to Borleske, and Bor- eceiv...…

…ce i er Ias able to feet. - the 'e of All-Ai Teams anr AThlete HOW THEY'LL LINEUP Emma Goldman ............ R.E. Scott- Nearing..............R.T. Red Flag Berkman . .. . ... . .. R.G. Windy (City) Coach Stagg.. C. Dynamite T. Mooney ....... . L.( . 0Dr. Tom Lovell ............. L.T. Mrs. Rena :Mooney........... L.E. George Randolph hearst ..... Q.B. fayor Thompson ...........R.H. Tammany Hall ............1..I. I Won't Work Haywood.........…

…Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 6.-Reports that the University of Nebraska football team will play post-season games are 1-IJer L ed the hoodo num- I1 F~n ul - + 1. Former Michigan Coach, Now with St. 1 this tail- tne season some out the "13" on the arks. Yost merely e signals were giv alled attention to t ' the plays, one of was numbered "13. led. idn't get a chance se of his bad knee. on a trick play, Nortliwestern muda 1 gain. Then Yost For signa...…

…Ge Thant 9 Wolverines Will Play 7 Games Next Fall Instead of Usual Ten About the only thing certain re- garding the 1918 football schedule of he University of Michigan is the fact hat the Wolverines wil play seven' ames instead of ten. The rule of the Western Conference, which limits the tumber of football contests, will not be unwelcome here. It has been said nany times on the campus, that the ame schedule this season may had something to...…

…with prospects for a few some of the strong Con- are to be of uni- with yel- ter grey .et eets vo jerseys have the word ,n" spelled out across the e blue jersey in yellow grey shirt in blue. The s of both uniforms will the pants of one uniform h a yellow band on either pants of the other grey * * * * * * * * * * * * ference teams. Rye Applies For Aviation Service; he would be unable to graduate with- out an extra semester's work and that...…

…e, the famous a new story in ies in France comes e back home. nal strong man in the n iron bar and gripping o hands challenged any hience to keep a grip on seconds. Several tried hman broke their holds em into the net placed action. group of Amercian of- ected his challenge at A broad shouldered ed at the awaiting audi- pted the challenge. The ized up - his opponent, and in ten seconds was he net with a force that wreck the entire struc- .mm...…

…J fiE I I1U Taking Dotng ana passing. the scrubs, has im- iket shooting, ringing 1 angles last night. will be able to get nights of good hard takes his men to e opening game, Sat- ElevenI Phllps IUniversity Files GUp oi~f 20Points to (fimn. Total ents' 61 betsch, former All-Am- an halfback and one of Michigan's atest gridsters, who has been thing the football team at Phil-; university this fall, developed the t powerful team in the hi...…

…9't PEHfFORM\ IC F S A Sport Critic Places Weston, Lkambert, S Sparks, and Culver on His All-Conference Team Four Michigan men were placed owi COACH MITCHELL'S BOYS BEST FORM OF SEASON SHOW th H e All-conference team of Luther Coach Mitchell's varsity basket- uston, international news corret-lballers showed better form than at any tinie this season last night: The" indent, this eleven being the forEF only fault was their failure to scor...…

…CASE QINTET LSES SEVEN__LETTER, MEN, RIICHARDSON AM) CLARKE ARE ONLY TWO VETERANS BACK ON SQUA1) Minneapolis, Dec. 13.-Paul Flinn, friends' that he planned to enlist in fics for a place - the speedy end on the University of the artillery at Duluth, his home. eleven this seaso Minnesota football eleven, is going to Flinn was drafted, but his name was as the logical cho join the nation's fighting force. Before so far down in the list that he wa...…

…Quinte ' J4 L. : , ii sk( via m E ii Rondy i. allen to Lo hi _ 'j 7 6 MNade Up Largy V - U layers Football Eh , Minneapolis, Mirm, 14.- th the football season ox , l:er st n athletics at the Uni si; f cn - COME sota centers in basketbn. S v members of the Gopher eevci are Lon candidates for the teai and prosct< for a winning combination now semr bright. Rondy Gillen, ele tv! e.pta t su etball ceed Pudge Wymar, who is in miftary a, the se...…

…ispired by Marchig as Students and Play Real Football ,said Fred- ho has just front. "The flat on your as over you. . is so great ttail a-ainst e a Aay fr'om :ther Michigan last May. They I then to France s training. In d at a training i, and were then n the arnbulance ses of that trip the alumni of ne, "and I want ity to tell them, were for their jEast Lansing, Mich., Dec. 15.-Co- eds of the Michigan Agricultural col- lege watched their gr...…

…11I LNIU GM ES LterS iApi 9 a good fullback, leavesa while Weston, one of the, ui rtHU a gi lu LAMBERT d All-American rn teams. and chulz, the best center o a Wolverine uniform. st, and active, and is up plays when playing n defensive. He moves attack quickly and gen- -r in - - " ALL- AMERICMt~ t Team ..........'....L. Tech.......... L. 'ech.........L. gilnia............. ................R . ta ............R. rg ............R. . ....…

…r IEJIVIUI DuALI DHLL PLYES DISPLAY GLSS arr But one man has shown up for the shot put. This man is Baker of last year's All-fresh, and while he has R shown fair form, he will not be able to fill the hole left by "Cee" Cross and "Pat" Smith. Simpson, who graduat- ed last year, hardly has an equal in this year's crew of high-jumpers, al- st though Haigh, Johnson, and Later are- e rounding into form. While pole-vault- 'e ers Cross and Robertso...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRITISH WORKMEN TO RESIST Interesting Bits , THEATERS * * "PRIJSSIANIZING," SAYS BISHOP Soldier Boy," at th TODAY -- "The Whole '" i -"The Naughty. um - Mildred ,ourage of the Also comedy. Hav Co London, Nov. 30.-"British workmen .e Gar- * are not going to submit to scientific management imported from America and elsewhere," declared the arch- bishop of York, in a speech on the * labor question the other day ...…

…Imill ur AILLERI AT THE nEL raged. to drive ks have+ al league ork City. port Red kroom to GERIIA'i S VALUE RECOGNIZE GREATER OF ARTILLERY OVER INFANTRY French Front, Oct. 30.-(Correspon- (,once of The Associated Press)-The Entente armies have not been alone in recognizing the greater value 'of artillery as compared with infantry in sold- large ed by gto a Pittsburg ploy 700 eer knitters Red Cross units from every are now in France. ...…