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…J ORDOOR S A WEEK IX. No. 18 IAI AND NAVY 10 RULE AM sid Draft Age Be Lowered 11 red Men May Be Allowed Continue School Work URLOUGH' STUDENTS BA( kaki and navy blue will b 'ating colors on the campus in case the bill for loweris t age to 18 years goes througl .s which the government is : ing at tne present time mat Michigan, together with the -ersities, will present the ap of a military school. sould draft bill with lowered Lon age be passed ...…

…YOUR DOOR TMSA WEEK IX. No. 19 ,II UESIIONS MRINAJEPOUTICS ad After War Will Concern Her- Principally with Legislation for Groups iH FACTIONS MUST AGREE al questions concerning person- stions instead' of political prob- lealing with nationalistic affairs, e the subjects for legislation he war, said Prof. R. M. Wenley lecture on "The Situation in h Domestic Politics," yesterday con in the Natural Science an- im. English political factions robab...…

…R A WEEK No. 20 LL U~'h KTHE ONLY OFFICIAL -4 ~ jq>SUMMER NEWSPAPER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1918 PRICE THREE CENTS I IHEMAICS HAVE IEALSIIC APPEA dive to Temperment of Young o have Longing for Theoret- eal Beauty SUBSTITUTE ECONOMICS hematies appeal to the idealis- niperament of the young, even time when they graduate from e or university, said Professor ~Ford, of the mathematics de- ent, before summer students at atu...…

…YOUR DOOR TMSA WEEK U~in~rrin NYUMMER NEWSPAPER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1918 PRICE THREE CENTS r CHICN LEADS IT PEIDM 9A aiu-eight Out of 100 in Graduating lass Are from Ann Arbor; Be- come Ensigns VERINES TAKE COMMISSIONS chigan led all other universities colleges in the number of repre- tives she had in the last graduat- class at Pelham Bay naval train- school, 28 sons of Michigan re- ng ensign's commissions out of 10...…

…TIMES A WEEK IX. No. 22 r T CET BOYS J ENIENCOLLECE een Michigan School Presidents Meet and Make Plans for Campaign SE REMAINING VUNTIL CALL t steps in a campaign to get under 21 years of age to enter e and continue until called by overnment were taken Tuesday presidents of Michigan colleges, public and private, and the superintendent of public in- .ion, who met in the office of Harry B. Hutchins. They adopted tions, and discussed plans, the s...…

… THE ONLY OFFICIAL J~ i4 u rrirwSUMMER NEWSPAPER K No. 23. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1918 PRICE THREE CENVTS ISO HIACHMENT IJISO51 MEN Have Been Examined, Measured for Uniforms, and Assigned to Quarters ALITIES GOOD, SAY OFFICERS he entire number of men in the d University training detachment ived Tuesday. The present detail sists of aproximately 851 men, in- ding 100 members of the signal ps. .t 4:50 o'clock Thursday morning...…

…'IMES A WEEK X. No. 24 L tt rrt THEONLY OFFICIAL SUMMER NEWSPAPER ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1918 PRICE THREE CENTS i MRS DBAFTINC OIECESTUDENTS toroughly Undemocratic," Says ecretary of War Baker to House Committee / Y DETAIL MEN FOR TRAINING Washington, August 19.-Declaring nself against exemption of college idents as a class under the proposed w draft bill Newton D. Baker, sec- ary of war, told the House commit- 3 on mi...…

…R D EEK Wotut I TrizwL SUMMER NEWSPAPER No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918 PRICE THREE CENTS ! 1 i ENCHMEN SEE [AL UNWON OPEGA r from Prof. Vibbert Tells How University Men Entertain Townspeople [ICTION BY W. A. P. JOHN w Dijon, France, the Prefet, the , the commanding officers of both ch and American forces, and the speople, saw a genuine Michigan n opera is told by Prof. Charles ibbert, representative of the Uni- t...…

…PRICE 50c THE ONLY OFFICIAL FOR THE REMAINDER SUWO VER NEWSPALER OF THE SUMMER SUMMER NEWSPAPER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1915. No. 18 SMITH IL MEET u fGay DflT flAQD TAI flT " _______ Paris and Ann Arbor :NWVOfLKSOLISIT Must Battle While Playing; III UUU --_- - 1i~I MR T PR IP U LqJ I nVfoJ I I iLLiI I I Today Did you ever hesitate on the pave- ments has secured an aeroplane and I I ---- 2:00 o'clock-"The Value o...…

…PRICE 500 TTHE ONLY OFFICIAL FOR THE REMAINDER FTEEESUMMER NEWSPAPER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1915. No. 19 D TORPETRSON r Poor Pastry Pigs Perish Ur~ ~ON NE _______ Putting Pie Past Palate 1'0_---- 'oday They should have known better. testants, were given a pie. At a sig- 2:00 o'clock--"Moral Education," Miss There is no doubt about it, for they nal, they set to. They crammed and Declares That Disease Can be Cured...…

…PRICE 50c f IILWLEI E THE ONLY OFFICIAL. FOR THE REMAINDERU .SMENWPARI OF THE SUMMERNESAR Vol, V. ANN ARDOR, MICHIGtAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1915. No. 20 M1I'4IIIMI'IRPARTY IN CUT~riY SMIJO IS PillE ACAIN I_[AS and frienods, are today celebrating thcir big outiog anid picoic for te - season, at River Bank villa, the sums- Varsity Traek ('aptain Will Clash With mer estate of Cot. George Fabyan, of Fleetest Dash Athletes Chicago. It lies in one ...…

…THE ONLY OFFICIAL ±FOR THE REMAINDER OR THE REMANER SUMMER NEWSPAPER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1915. No. 21 SMITH TAKES ONE SECONDAT FDISCO Michigan Man Contender in Struggle which Shuttered All Marks o the Past MANY RECORDS BROKEN IN VAIN By Map Church, Captain "Hal" Smith, of the Varsity track team, finished second in the 220-yard dash at the national cham- pionship of the A. A. U. at the San Francisco exposition gam...…

…PRICE 50 THE ONLY OFFICIAL FOR THE REMAINDER W OERNEEOFAL OF THE SUMMER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1915. No. 22 MNY OGV GAIN "Big Day!" Hurrah! Bang! it .Then Squawk! Splash! Finis! FOG ASTCONCEDtody Ann Arbor's "i Day" started yes- vied with each other -in popularity, School of Music Quartet Stars in Final Summer Song Fest at Auditorium CHORAL UNION CHORUS PLEASES That it takes more than rain to keep Ann Arbor m...…

…PRICE 50ce'~ ,1F THE ONLY OFFICIAL FOR THE REMAINDER H I WLEI OF THE SUMMER I II SUMMER NEWSPAPER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURIDAY, .\AI',tY T14, 1115 o. 231 ......... ... ... . ....................... . . ........... . .. . --- - - - - - - -- ---- H IM NDN DVNN TO ROEfl-flI~rConcrert andt Address by lDeani Vauglhan -LOS T6 190'ITY Will be Features of ' ScoticT~ Difc liBar Athletes Next week will be the last week of Expected to Lo...…

…PRICE 50C TX A f I J I D N THE ONLY OFFICIAL OF THE SUMMER IT W VR I SUMMER NEWSPAPER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUJESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1915. No. 24 HECENICHAD0VlE, David Stovall, '151", Dies 11r111 Blood Poisoning' in Anni Arbor J~asi ight JUST ACEPTED) (;001) POSITION Sodden death claimeid another memn- ber of loot yearos graduating class, when David Stovall, '15E, died at 10:30 o'clock laot night from 1)100( poisoning. / Stovall, who...…

…PRICE 50c THE ONLY OFFICIAL F THE REMANER I- 3~ WL I~ I ~ NSUMMER NEWSPAPER OFH THELSMMERINE, I I _ Vol. Vt. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1915. No. 25. 'nnn-rrnrrbras Staff M~an Selects REPOT I MONeftBest Books On Present War Toa irIInIV 111 as' o the unvriy irr are nu- The second 1)00k soetioned by Mr. 1:30 ocok"h odr fRh eosboso h uropean scar, Gosdricb was, "The Great Wsar," by Schedule For 1915 Comaposed of lonm' World," (ill...…

…THE WOLVE RINE Vol Ii. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1911. OBSERVATORY TO BE OPEN TO VISITORS Public Will View University's New Telescope For First Time ASSISTANTS WILL DEMONSTRATE The university observatory, officially known as the Detroit Observatory, will be open for inspection Thursday even- ing from 7:30 to to o'clock. The prin- cipal exhibit of the evening will be the new 375%-inch reflecting telescope which will be show...…

…THE WOLVER INE 17-1 TT - -- - - Vol 11. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 19T1. LOCAL Y. C. A. ACHIEVYES MUCH Proud of Help Rendered Needy Students, Local Branch Issues Report 1650 WERE MEMBERS LAST YEAR "Largest and oldest in the world" is the title by ishich the local Students' tChristian Association has styled-itself ini its last anniual report whirls is just out; 1,650 men and wonmen is the total membership. From student nember...…

…5 7 .a 7 THE WOLVER INE Vol IL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATU'RDAYT, AUGUST ;,igii. NoI.6. (icIIP CN h k's~h PCILilSTS ISS E B LEITINT F l ISIY NVP~.IN NIMllitftTAB TEACHING COURSES Libtorian, Keic has acpe h ni -actionto xdieliveri'the opeig a- dles in the "Miod(rnm tirare i oxe- First Separate Pamphlet of ,extat the joit meetig to ibe held atCedr P ot, Ohi, Spt. 2-. Classes in Education is [rofeso eles' sell gve a address Printed o th "Ple...…

…THE WOLVERINE Vol It. TRACES GROWTH OF AERIAL REGULATION Reeves Tells of Old and New a Attempts At Governing Aeronautics THREE SCHEMES NOW PROPOSED +New roles of law, and muodificaions of old rules, which base beets made because of the conquest of the air by man, were 1. discutssed briefly by Prof. J. S. Reees '- yesterday afternoon in iis lecture onl "The Jaw of the Air." An 0old legal maxim, gives by Black- stone, who ascribes it to Lordi...…

…THE WOLVE-dRINE Vol 1I. ANN A MEMORIAL HALL TO sh~COND IG CROWD PY SET LIP COLLECTION 'mother crowd of star gazers, ta ort JTeo n0 numbhercli'nbied the lderilth osao ry lsnit to lok through the tswelsve inch telescope at the res of Antique Latin Inscriptions from filie universe; only the nioooT iwas on- spetioni however anod the tl eope re- Neapolitan Region Will mame ixedi ini lie diecti stf Be Exhibited tie eeing. Altost at its ftlthle ...…

…7/ j_ tvl 62 0. \ (f~ THE WOLVER INE Vol IT. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATL'RD X's, AU~GUST' 12. 19[1. TRACES AEROPLANE FROM VELOCIPEDE Dean Reed Shows How Modern Airship Is Descendant of Early Vehicle TAKLS ON ELECTRIC PHENOMENA' Tht the Codlerni a(1rop111e ts thet lin- was1 tile delrtionil If 1ProfI Joitn (. Reed, itead of Ithe phsis fauo and11 (( (dean (If tile literary dilOtnet 111 n his( whticht appear~i new1 to the11(11 or 1nar per- 101...…

…THE Vo{ I WOLVERINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, AUG'UST 15, 191L. NO. 20. LEAGUE EXERTS BIG SWAY AMONG WOMEN, During Twenty Years It Has Been Center of Women's Activities MANY FUNDS RAISED BY ITS WORK As the Michigian Union is to the meni of the tutiversits, so is the Womni's League to the isomen- witi th db is- tinctio tha t its influncite is ecimilarative- s ly idier, becest it inclties in its iieii bership lists piacsectlly every sio...…

…TH E Vol II. WOLVERINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911. No. 2I. LEAGUE DOES GREAT WORK AMONG WOMEN Housing Problem Is Now on the Way to a Satisfactory Solution VAN TYNE TELLS OF DANUBE TRIP Describes Experiences as Canoeist on k Historic Stream a HALL WILL BE ERECTED SOON ONCE POSED AS AN ANARCHIST In less than three years the Women's Shooting the dreaded iron gates of the League has practically provideti for tihe Dan...…

…THE WOVRN Vol II. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1911. VERSAILLES SHOWS TWOFOLD INTEREST Historic and Artistic Aspects Attract Traveller Says Prof. Canfield GIVES STATISTICS OF PALACE "Versaiies offers Iso isnsds of ile- est to tihe trisveler, ihistorical interest andr us artistic intorest"-was the theme t of a lecture given hiy Prof. A. G. Can- field oii Thuirsuiay afternoon o the top- ic "Versailles. "Nowhere else cain one st...…

…THE WOLVER INE Vol II. TABOOS COME FROM PRIVATE AVERSIONS Scott Analyzes Reason For Put- ting Ban on Certain Acts and Words AUTHORS HAVE QUEER DISLIKES 'A taboo5, thc diciinaries say, is a pro- hibitisis sometimes lal by primitive pe- pies upon certain objects, (r acs. It is a ban r curse of sudsh-a carcter tbat asia sne wo toces the tbtoocsl ob- ject, or peror ms tetboed act is lia- ble toa penaty mmre or less sevee These isrectbc ceinitio...…

…THE WOLVERINE Vol IT. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WLv'IESDA Y AUGUST 23, 1913. NO. 24. MUSIC FACULTY TO (BIG CLOCK IS INTRICAIEFESTIVITIES END P' WVOrks That ing Campus Bell Weigh V HAVE NEW MEMBERS Many Tions SEASON AT CAMPV Quintette of Artists of Repute ht (111isja novelMocksroceedingsr ineamplurn i To Teach in Vocal and tl (Omassiv etcans o Cheget Place Into Wild Scene f Piano Departments the cmp9licted msO hecg, of Boisterousness f accesso...…

…TM 'I T Val E WOL ..N IE ANN ARBOR, 1TICIIIGAN, T! 'R;i_ _1 1L;t=Z'S rt> c. No. Vol 1. YXW.C A. DOES UCH DIVERSIFIED WORK Gives Teaching InstructionDoes Hospital Work, and Helps Downtown Ass'n ADVISED BY FACULTY WOMEN ralty s impotrtnt as the woV mns Leagein methe li e f the Micheligan eW- men is the .1';. Ckit:eoree i es. ttish tit oteteeagtie,(ltht-euwere cit t t mon ito etei atilvse itdoing allthee cuto si nie tie;life of til easry-Mich- ...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND SLIGHTLY alu eri t e AT YOUR DOG THREE TIMES WARMER A WEEK I VOL. X. No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1919 PRICE THREE CE HOU-SE ABANDONS RHECESS TO AVERT RAg [IAYSTRI K E TO CONSIDER WAGE DEMANDS OF RAILWAY EM- PLOYEES LEGISLATORS ACT ON PRESIDENT'S REQUEST CHANGES MADE IN COACHING STAFF Michigan's 1919 football season drew perceptibly nearer today with the an- nouncement of the coaching staff th...…

…-THE WEATHER FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARMER 010, ulu~rt~tV AT YOUR DOC THREE TIES A WEEK VOL. X. No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1919 PRICE THREE CE FRANCE RLR OF CULTURAL WORLD, SAYS PROFITHIEME FIRST SUMMER SCHOOL LECTURE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE SUCCESSFUL FRANCE AND AMERICA BOUND BY COMMON AIMS Three Phases in War Explained; French Methods of Instruction Recommended fTWO MORE VARSITY RIFLEMEN NEEDED Tests in markmanship which ...…

…FAIR 1mv'' I oil r .Ulnurriur AT YOUR DOC THREE TLIES A WEEK 4 No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1919 PRICE THREE CE RESIDENT HARRY B. HUT CHINS TO REMAIN HERE FOR ONE YEA S U.S. OPENS GURT WARON fIVE BIG' PACING IR5MS ARMOUR, SWIFT, WILSON,IIMORRIS AND CUDAHY TO BE PROS- ECUTED PALMER INITIATES ANTI-TRUST SUITS District Attorneys Ordered to Arrest All Profiteers and Hroalers Washington, Aug. 6.-With the an- nouncem...…

…'HE WEATHER CONTINUED FAIR TODAYf Adk Crlrinr~ AT YOUR DOc THREE TDIES A WEEK VOL. X. No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1919 PRICE THREE WILSON PROPOSES U. S. CONTHOL OF LW/iNB ESSENTIALS NAMES REMEDIES FOR H. C. IN ADDRESS TO CON- GRESS , OF L. Records Sputter As Stove League Fires Burn High (By.Whozzit) The third meeting of the Stove eague was called to order amid a hushed silence that was almost op- l)ressive. The s...…

…THE WEATHER CONTIN ED FAIR TODATf LL Ulnlurrinr AT YOUR DOOR THREE TIMES A WEEK . X No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1919 PRICE THREE CE WAR DEPARTMENT TO SLAS H PICES IN H.C.L.BA TTLE. GOVERN IENT TO COMBAT PRICES OF COMMERCIAL DEALERS FOOD PRICE DICTATOR ASKED IN NEW BILL House Committee Begins Considera- tion of Cold Storage Legis- lation LONDON POLICE THWART RED PLOT London, Aug. 11.-Seditious docu- ments were se...…

…THE WEATHER CONTINUED FAIR TODAY L .uiu eri t e AT YOUR DOO THREE TIMES A WEEK VOL X. No. 22 ANN ARBOR,-MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919 PRICE THREE C S F- RESEARCH PARTY FROM UNIVERSITY TO. LEAVE AUG. 30 PASSAGE BOOKED FOR LOND ON LINER ROYAL GEORGE ON $26,000 IN GIFTS MAKE EXPEDITION POSSIBLE Piof. F. W. Kelsey and Mr. G. R. Swa: To Head Expedition in Interests of Humanistic Research 'in ' t i I GREY T MPOR ARY ENVOY TO U. ...…

…w LA - . RAIN TODAY R LY riu rt t e AT YOUR DOG THREE TIRES A WEEK X. No. 23. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, Saturday August 16, 1919 PRICE THREE CEN' 25 REPUBLICANS TO FIGHT CHANGES MUNZ TAKES TITLE IN SINGLES FINAL I N TREATY TEXT, G. 0. P. SOLONS OPPOSED ICAL RESERVATIONS, HITCHCOCK JOIN DEMOCRATS TO RAD- SAYS TO SECURE RATIFICATION Stenographie Report to Be Taken of Wilson-Lodge Parley Next Tuesday Lewis E. Munz, of Detroit, de...…

…00, fll w. '. U, 1' V.1F A 1 Alow i :REE TIN A WEEK I X. No. 2. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1919. PRICE THREE 'CE PRC-HRE. NAR, WITH'JAPAN CERTA1IWRITER' INFORMS SENATE S UNANIMOUS OPINION OF AMER- ICAN EXPERTS ON FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS HANTUNG DISPOSAL TO EMBROIL U.S. WITH JAPS apan's Successes to Encourage Tres- passing on Hay Open Door Policy RUSSI ANS DRIVE REDS FROM ODESSA London, Aug. 18.-The bolsheviki have b...…

…00 '14 A WEEK ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 21, 1919 PRICE T 1' "MIL" CANGSS ITREATTEXT HAS MET RESERVATIONISTS MORE THAN HALF WAY, SAYS PITTMAN REPUBLICANS TO DENY SUPPORT TO NEW PLAN G. 0. P.'s Will Insist on Including ReservatIons in Ratification Resolutions Washington, Aug. 20. - President Wilson has given his approval of the substance of the reservations urged by the group of Republican "mild reservationists," Senator Pittman, of Nev...…

…THE ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, _1'(. LUST Vor,. I. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main Both Phons VARSIIY CA[[ 612 E. Liberty Only one block tromn the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3.50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS STRANGER ADMvIRES IPROFESSOR WILGUS I' Aged Justice Searches All Ann Arbor for Greatest Cor- poration Authority CALLS UPON HIM AT...…

…THE WOLVERI2NE VARSITY tAf [ 612 E. Liberty Only one block from the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c min r week,-I f ANN ARBOR TPH IE Condition of Ann At Is Unchanged an Germs Are Nun FRATERNITY MEN SE] ANN ARBOR. MICH IGANA US g. 'ACING s~I htghlv it-sated BAC> PIDE1YIICPolan kll(1101 vilpwllso R fitstu( t romthts- susocsanid pitfaills of;A 1 h eroois to the bolsom of out- family.-ftilogical flItlin. rbor Water -...…

…THE6-.-. WOLVEiN VOt..J ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TIICRS59AV, .siICST 4,1910. Ns. i. AGENCY FOR NO TYPHOID FEVER Martha Washington THREATENS IN CITY CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates City Physicians Say There is AT no Danger if Water Tice's Drug Store is Boiled 117 S. Main Both Phones ___________________ONLY TWO CASES ARE REPORTED STORIES OF THE CAMPUS Under)thins catn]'short1111' sories Ier- ltiniiisj lo the caIs wfillCii be published. o11lsnthsss ...…

…THE WOLVEI AI. \NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATILRDAY, AiGU ST , gno. VOL. 1. VASIYt~[ "ATHlLEICS MAKE STORIES OF THE CAMPUSJ 612REILYberFy FOR MORAL LIFE" Girdei thin ca/ion shi/mai /)en /pe- _____________________________________lainiin/t10{e ca/n nsil be pb /lis ed Sna Dner Professor Berry Subordinates lmn~lininnayin teal in/n etl cinn/ be eon SudyineiCd / C i oiiewse s sii C~ omiehinigli _ August 7, 1910 Literature, Art, etc, to irnnnnnnnnnnaoun...…

…THE N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONO NAYAST 8, 1910 VOL. I. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIEIS i' ATOMIC THEORY AN ANCIENT SCHEME Gilbert's C1ocolates Theory of Constitution of Mat- IAT'I ter Developed Years Ago 17Tice's Drug Store by Philosophers DALTON REVIVED THE THEORY I/IITV AFFI 812 ELiberty Only one block trom the campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25C $3:50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS Another-,Chance...…

…THE WOLVERINE ANN ARBOR, MIC HIGAN,1TESDAY, i.AUUST g 910r VOL. I. I(). ALUMNUS CONTAINS VARSITYYCA[[ MCHO NTRS 6 12 E. Liberty M C FITRS Only one block from Delayed July Issue is Largely Devoted to Commence- the campus ment Week Doings Three good square CLSDAADRSEPINE meals per day CLSDAADRSEPIND Single Meas 2 Uc Te lytiisue if ~ ate "iciganioi $ 50 per Week will soo he ii tie handsfit als i t7 ryp Week h~iost of rcders. I Tedlyuit cu Su...…

…THE WOVLVERINE--, ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THULRSDAY, A.UGUST ii, igi10 VOL. I. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY WA[ 612 E. Lberty Only one block from the Canpus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3,50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS- Another Chance THE WOLVERINE STUDENTS' DIRECTORY Verified by Uinversity Records, and the books of the TefPhne Compn...…

…TH E WOLVE INE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1910. VOL. I. Nof 2j. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST t3, 1910. N. 25. (~D~PD ~lf AIG is o ooreshocig than to speak f VAR IT G the "tlibrary nder ap ak.cmp Scattber. V R IY tA [ ENJOYING EUROPE cetherI'sotfontaheaiclnus sotScte 812 E. Liberty n ubro alsadcar bu _______________________________nder__tie trees. ius a good sized or- chitrass ite lhnidstandid th ae a Onlyone lockf...…

…THE WOIVERINE Vot. I. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1910. No. 22. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES ALSO Gilbert's Chocolates A Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY MAE 612 E. Liberty Only one block from the Campus Three good squar meals per day Single Deats 25c $3.50 per Weak Sunday nners 35c MEAL TICKETS Aohe Cha ci For Tho Who Want THE WLYERINE STUDENTS' DIRECTORY Verified by University Reosrde, and the books of ...…

…THE WOL0VER.-dIN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TI URSD)AY, AUGUSTPj8, igio. VOL. I. NO. 23. VARSITY LA[C 612 E. Liberty Only one block from the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3.50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c CONSTITUTION IS ALWAYS CHANGING Supreme Court Decisions Fig- ure Largely in its Develop- ment, by Prof. Corwin trine of dti process of xcw' wherebiy, to onnexig the doctriiir of natural rights to the wistten onstit...…

…THE VOL. I. AT WOLVER NE NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. N. .s . AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's D~rug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY CAF[ 612 E. Liberty Only one block trom the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $350 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c M~lEAL TICKETS PROSPECTS GOOD FOR ATHLETICS Director Bartefeme Says Mich- igan Sure to Have Fine Football Season TRACK OU...…

…THEa WvOLVERN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1910. VOL .I. VARSITY (A[[ 612 E. Liberty Only one block ronm the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3.50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS FRESHMAN PUBLISHED Again~ we are reminsed that the time is sot far off wienltie atnusal horde of verdant freshmen comesC to tis otier- wise quiet ilite town. Thi tile the reminideer is tielite "Freshmal Bille' whichthi i...…

…THE WOLVERINE TRY TR UBREY'S ICE GREAG Also Martha Washington and Cranes Candies 1 16 S. Main St. Phone 164 6 *'1 THE W 0 L V E R I N E the subjxect xxhich they have ehosen, ____________________________________but whether or not they ran preent The official newspaper of the sorn- their ideas io a cat which xxii lapeal me session of the University of Mich- to tlh( elass otfipeople wits attend threse igan, published by the students, Totes-I l...…