…THE WEATHER PROBABLY IRAN AND COPLER rb131k ~Iaitgi ASSOCIATI PRESS, DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE - VOL. XXIX. No. 41. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1918. PRICE THREE GERMANS LOOT CIVILIAN PROPERTIES; WILSON CONFERS MEDA9LON PERSHING; U.S. ARMY MOVES TOWARDS BERLIN ENTENTE ARMIES TO ADVANCE AT RATE OF TEN MLES EACH DAY YANKEES WIN PRAISE FROM ALLIED OFFICERS Balloons to Escort Troops on Way; Engineers to Clear Roads and Constru...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 -_---- R FICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UtJNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ilished every morning except Monday rthe university yeartbythe Board in bl of Student Publications. :ER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled use for republication of all news dis- m credited to it or not otherwise credited s paper and also the local news pub- berein ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, )Pa'i as econd ...…
….1918. "T'HE MICHIGAN DAILY 1918. THE MICHIGAN DAILY {~. j) - K77' _ _ -- r 'Beaten! a "mom MICHIGN DEFILET (Continued from page one) Steketee came back at them with better work. Line plunging was of no avail to the easterners. Reputed to be marvels at holding their own on a wet ground, the Orange was outdone by Michigan. Syracuse failed flatly when they at- tempted to make gains through the line, for with men like Adams, Wil- son, and...…
…'I"HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1 ii 1 1 HAVE YOU S BSCKInED? - To The United War Work Campaign The Campus quota of $40,000 should be over-subscribed. We still lack $28,000. The seven institutions for which the money is subscribed are doing wonders in keeping up the morale of the soldiers. The work MUST continue until the last American soldier is home again. Your duty is not accomplished with the winning of the Wa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYPi i His present role in "Till I Come Back to You," which will be shown at the Majestic theater today, tomor- row and Tuesday, is without doubt Mr. Washburn's best effort in his ca- reer. There are few equals of Bryant Washburn on the screen today and he numbers among his admirers virtually the entire going fraternity. The comedy feature of the program is titled "Sleuths," featuring Ben Turpin, one of the oldest and best k...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA T r ~_ '1NDAY SERVICES IN ANN ARBOR CHURCHE Bible Chair House Morning Bible class at 9:30. Top- c: The -attitude of the Great Scien- Ists Toward Religion and the Bible. t is the aim of this course to help he University men adjust themselves, o the modern scientific approach to he study of religion and the Bible. Lg men welcome. Afternoon Bible class at 4:30. Gen- ral topic: The Religious, Ethical, Voral and Social ...…
…44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1917. NT GONVENE THLY MEETING J. VINCENT VOLUNTEERS TO FRANCE AS ASSIST- ANT OF UNION f TRANSACTS BUSINESS ONLY of Absence Granted; ses Authorized; Degrees Conferred Pur- I That Varren J. Vincent, graduate of ersity, has volunteered to go :e, paying his own expenses, to assist Prof. Charles B member of the executive com- the American University Un- ad, was announced yesterday n at the meet...…
…do epedy this con- is wrong for a 11 the work on one of us take to be done, and naturally good abits which will ceeding later in I w o4W IH I Board of directors of the Womens league will meet at 9 o'clock this morning at Barbour gymnasium. Women's athletic association will give the second annual all-camp, mixer at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at Barbour gymnaium. A cross-country hike wil -tart at 9:30 o'clock this morning from iar- bour gymna...…
…IOTRE DAME BATTLES ALL-FRESH TODAY I ---- 160 Berry f. b. EAST Pa., University Philadelphia, of; wck 161 Light r. h. 173 Strauss Lh. COACH MITCHELL PREDICTS BATTLE, BUT IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY A 149 Bell q.' AdvantageI 170 Miller r. e. 1. e. Goetz 184 179 Thomas r. t. 1. t. Goodsell 199 184 Dieter r. g. 1. g. Culver 191 162 Wray C. 160 Cleary 1. g. r. g. Fortune 189' 168 Maynard 1. t. 180 VanCinckle 1. e. C. Lambert 160 r....…
…I! .LI I Liberty Airplane EnginesI Out; Tests Now Being Changes Few e Sent fe; o see Ole sing NEGROES LEAVE FOR CAMP UP- TON; GYMNAStUM PLANS READY sia Has "Feeding Points" rad, Nov. 1.-To put into ef- system of providing food for hildren of P'etrograd, the goov- has set aside 78,000 robles for eeding point" already estab- ere. Requests for the ar pro- of 1,900,000 robles for the es- ent of additional "feeding have been received by the ...…
…WAR MEASURE, TO CORPORAL PHEL GER USE OF WHITE LAFAYETTE AL COINAGE BAGS Nov. 16.-Great Brit- Corporal Phelps t ilted States have enter- this city, now an av eement, as a war meas- ette escadrille, rec a larger use of silver German airplane or two governments will according to a Frer n regular monthly in- received here. Cor Ilion to the amount of traveling in comp ),000 ounces, during the American aviator, year. Inasmuch as sil- Turnure of New...…
…Led the emo :er a B. Hutchirnl3, Seer pith, Treat urer Ro ad Dean . ohni R. E 9 in~r:{o tand v, 16,, prop, changing th..e am. I …
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…IARSITY 9ar THIS AFTERP jo l ,in TRMNER TUTHIL SAYS ARSITY IS I OR INDUP ONTEST BE AT U- IALLAT 4:05 O'CLOCK FOR MARCH TOj FIELD SQUAD TARES LIGHT WORKOUT Record Crowd Wl1 lie Present Whens Referee Starts Curtain * Contest The manging editor of this noble publication cautioned the .gentleman who presides over the destinies of page three to be sure to mention this afternoon's mass meeting. Like some others, the m. e. said that he had a ...…
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…' VIN G 11 LY D ON. 719 N. Universiy Season of Good Things TE ONE PHOTOGRAPHER h_ delivers the Goods and has be=n delivering them for 12 years } hv here among Michigan Students The E n cyolopaed Ia ri na this time of the year, with good things abundance, how about Your Clothes? Why don't you get ready for the Holidays? all-wool suit or overcoat, individually cut and hand- ored to your individual measure, will be both sensible i seasona...…
…a, I] E DAILY $2.50 HE WORLD AND CAMPI S ~1. Phones :-Edltorial 2414 Business 960 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BY THE NEW YORK SUN NES FI VOL. XXVI. No. 38. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1915. PRICE FIVE CENTS SCHROGEDER U RGES THAT MORE MEN ENTER ATHLETICS ALUMNUS ASKS FOR GREATER PERSONAL INTEREST IN TEAMt TRIANGLES INITIATE 10 MEN "Tom" May Emphasizes Import.mee o Whole Student Body Pulling T ogethe Mvore Michigan men mut come...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- . .. r IR( EST ASSORTMENT of fine woolens in the. city is here: for your inspection. Wet think you'll agree that never have you seen clas- sier fabrics. Tailored in our inimi- table style in a suit to your measure, they will make you as smartly dressed as any man ia town. (A. I. WILlD CO)IPANY Lea(Hing Merellant Tailors State St. zV 1 h LOOK LOOK Comnplete Gym S id s $2.00 I STUDENTS' BOOKSTORE D)ETROIT UN...…
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…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY. YUR TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY. __ _ __ Wcck' s War Rve ZLoology ExPc jib rkA' -; ,Book Reviews 1 ~~~zrin~ L'~ -' TEUTONS CONTINUE EASTERN SUCCESS KAISER'S FORCES PROGRESS IN ADVANCE ON CONSTANTINOPLE; PTCHIENER VISITS EAST FURIOUS FIGHTING IN SERVIA *' *; *. *: *; * :x Germnus aiid Bulgars win control of all Berlin-Constan- tinople railway. English and French are be- ginning to abandon Gallipoli, and to pour troo...…
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…ie Mic I LlVi .. 1V i i1\N i.:3 gan Daily 'N' XXV, No. 43. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1914. PRICE FIVE IXTEEN MEN WILL EAR MONOGRAMS dfiff TODAY Union football smoker, Barbour gym- nasium. ALTER TRYOUTS OF' VARSITY DEBATERS HUGHITT RECEIVES FOOTBALL TROPHY A PROCLAMATION. * * *I All Players Appearing in Last Three Games, Except Rehor and Huebel, to Be Aiwarded "M's" at Smoker REWARD MEMBERS OF TEAM FOR FAITHFUL...…
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…1 The Mich igad Daily I nAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1912. PRICE FIVE i S RETRIEVE SEASON'S TRIUMPHING OVER CORNELLm2O.? Blue THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Sunday fair with light winds. University Observatory-Saturday, 7:00 p. m. temperature, '38.9; maxi- mum temperature, 24 hours preceding,' 47.9; average wind velocity, 12 miles per hour. for touchdown to Cornell. She earned it i...…
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…THE MICHiGAN DAILY ' M ill lilllll I 1 FOQpl CH l~~yfoll sin pii~dto of R"' . I PLAYGROUNDS. football will be t Coach Richards ded to leave the "big nine" and ics at the Chica- .yground system. ot for any sub- ry for he only re- than his present ves that his op- )uth Park system r. ISCIHIOFF St .. ;S AND PLANTS Both Phones HuronI SABBATH SUGGESTIONS Dr. Theodore will speak at church at 10:30 Antagonisms." Soares, of Chicago, the Congreg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - a ILETIC BOARD FORMED IN 1891 .. -. Beginnings of Present Association in Cofitro(, Sports )iade 21 ha:rs life Previoy to the year 1891. all athlet- ic at Xichiga wee managed by special raife s for each sport. At tha time there wre only three sports that fiourkhe4 actively at Michigan, namely, football, basebhail and tennis. In 189L commttees from the govern- ing bodies ,. each of hie sports were appointed and these ...…
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…THE. MIICHIGAI~t D i 1LY be warm asily pre- ed penni- F'resh laws FleJt Presidenit Today. The fresh law election for class pres- idency vvill be held today from 4 to 6 p. m., in reoom B- of the Law; building.' T11e two candida^tes are G. L. Buck and T. S. MIcCoy. MTic -P'einny prograim best ever. To tiooters, Students, and Faculty men, ".011d ladies too) for today Only, 10 cc nts. . IHigh 0Schl Footb , Saghawi~o igh Selloel s. fAll Alrbor H...…
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…ANN ARBOR, -MICIG AN, IiiC'1080 XV, NOVI , 1 uhf 7r, i111. Vol. XXI. r>. 3q. PROTEST IS FILED AGAINST FULLBACK Minnesota Objects to Thomson Because He is Enrolled as Special Student LAWTON MAY DO THE BOOTING Foir te second zine his seaon, the quest ion of the eligibility of "ottles TIosniis ivexing te athetie autlori- ties an(t rendereingi 71ichigans chances of gidioiietori Iprecaricos. The star fullackhalos been lprtestedl in the Goh1s nti...…
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