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…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1916. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Cafeteria 'IServe-Sell Lunch 605 E.William OENS SRVICE 1121 S. Univ. Call 1399-J for lunches delivered ANNEX 546 CHURCH ST. Glen Oren, Prop. NEXT YEAR'S TEAIM PROSPECTS BRIGHT Many Candidates Among First Squad Who Can Fill All But Few Positions TWELVE FRESIL1EN FOR SQUAD Nine men ended their careers as regulars on the 'Varsity team when the last whistle parted the two teams on Ferr...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1916. 1 m BUSY "PENNSY BEE SPECIAL" AVWA DD @G TM u POPULAR BUSY SUNDAY BEE EVENING LUNCHEON I LUNCHEON AFTER THE GAME 5 TO 8 JOHNSTON'S-NUNNALLY'S--MICHIGAN CHOCOLATES 'N - . , s -. . r .i j TODAY'S GAME MAY EVE NMBR I NS SUp to Today Wolverines Have Won Four Gaines to Five for Quakers Play to Scoreless Tie Under Captain Benbrook the gan eleven again outplayed ...…

…l) YU. DUTY YET BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE I 11. THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER r Sic ip til ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIR SERVICE I TODAY 1...r... .. I VOL. XVIII. No. 42. ANN ARBOR, MICHIq N, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1917. PRICE THREE C -R t _" WEDNESDAY NIGHT SET AS LIMIT TO ABTIN MICHIGAN'S $25-000 QUOTA FOR FREDHPWAR FUND LATE REPORTS LAST NIGHT BRING SUBSCRIPTIONS TO $17,235 UNIVERSITY WOMEN $100 AHEAD OF MEN Plans for Drive...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY y p4 4,f4 there will be eatless days for many1 Sl i U I Michigan students for several weeks. EMBER ASSOCIATED PRES --- Associated Press is exclusively entitle8 Show the team that we are still be- use for republication of all news dis hind them by being down to the depot] credited to it or not otherwise credit- today to meet them. this- paper and also the local news ed herein. al newspaper at the University of In . Published...…

…1917. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ISA DROPS CAME RED AND BLUE TA I (Continued from Page One) 1 the better and the margin she held in ability, augmented by the wonderful Chowing of Berry and the breaks in thy. lick, accounted for the victory. Berry, Bell, Wray, and Light were tie individual stars for Penn while Cohn, Hanish, Goodsell, and Lambert showed u the best for the Wolverines. Detailed account of the battle: First Quarter Lambert acting cap...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOv ARCADE Ml- ,,: -Fran7Cis X. Bushman and Bev- ,': a~n in ''Their Compact." 'I'll.o-.Aia Stewart in "Th'e Message _h lw "u)"se,"awll Billy Nest Corn- r'v. "Cupid's Rival." --2T-u --22-Geraldine Farrar in "Joan the Woman" (ii Parts). (Show~s at 3 :oo, 6 :3o, 8:45.) 25c. [ri2 Clar tiKimball Young in "Magda" and Christie Comedy. Saty .iiYae Williams and Corinne Criffith in "The Lov2 Doctor," and Cwrmedy, "Plagues a...…

…7. 1EL MICHIGAN DAILY ti 1 r ARMY SHIRTSI I Special Values AT $3.00 and $4.50 -- -0 Wadhams & Co. STATE STREET MAIN STREET A. F. MARQUARDT Campus Tailor 516 E. Williams R. I C E'S ANN ARBOR'S BEST SHOE SHOP Finest work on Neolin Soles and Rubber Heels in the city Always clean and up-to-date 329 SOUTH MAIN STREET Opposite Opheum Theatre WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Phone 2428 r r A HAND BUILT PRODUCT OF PRIDE CUR'TIS TIRE...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN Help the Boys Keep Their Grin and Grit Do your Bit for the Army ."Y" Contributed by Malcolm the Tailor PROFESSORS TO START THIRD LOAN AM GN WILL TOUR STATE IN ADVANCE DRIVE FOR NEXT ISSUE OF LIBERTY LOAN BONDS Professors W. A. Frayer, W. H. Hobbs, J. W. Scholl, E. R. Turner, and C. H. Van Tyne will give addresses in towns throughout the state from now until the time of the next issue of Liberty Loan bonds. These lect...…

…lit t afl it 3 II DAY AND NIGH SERTICE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. PRICE .. a TICIALS LOCATE CARELESS DR-IVER :rs. E. L. Calkins, Ellis street, Yp- nti, is the owner of the car that .red Otis Graham, '23, Saturday rnoon while crossing the intersec- . of Twelfth street and North Uni- ity avenue..\ rs. Calkins' daughter, Mrs. Snow, driving the car. Chief of .Police rien states that the parties re- nsible will be a...…

…St< uarant sncces of a worthy object. We now have a Campus theater fund. The women bf the. University have certainly shown that they are behind the team by the way they turned out to meet the players at 7 o'clock last Sunday morning. There is only one way for the Band to play the "Yellow and Blue" and that is with their hats on. Taking their hats off to play the University song is a serious .breach of etiquette. The sugar shortage is still o...…

… UE LITS1 rnvlviU les Only Suffered fr ame; Team Prepares for Finale TARS MAY RETURN IST COACHING STA ho UrbanaE Minnesota ac en a ay, the One more team was eliminated ino the class football series when the All- A dent eleven defeated the Soph lits by a narow margin of 6 to 0. The score is no record of the relative ability of the two teams. The dents outplayed and outguessed the second year men with the -exception of the fourth .perio...…

…;CHICIA i ________________________________________________________________________ I of the board, said that no single per- [lIUM 1son could at present live there on less \ than $1,500 a year. He said, "We have 'posed made adequate salaries for teachers one of the strongest policies of our laties board, and we intend to see that our oposi- arie8 are high.enough to attract Iduca- teachers h.ere." .e pri roit E. DOCTORS FROM ORIENT TELL OFW...…

…J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER For Reliability 118 S. Maing BERTY A SHOP East Liberty S.t Try our Waffles THE WHITNEY Everyone is out to win in the violin contest in "Fiddlers Three," coming tomorrow night to the Whitney. .It is a big event for both master and pupil to win the prize for superiority of instrument and playing. Among the contestants are the -pupil of a noted violin-maker and a strang- er, the violin-maker's daughter's lover. The rival...…

…P7O U IfN'S SUPPORT OfTAP ROOM SINGS GDAWS CONFICTING STUDENT COMMENT lI- . A taf Thr arr. TUESDAY 9:00-Sophomore engineers meet in room 348 Engineering building to eject captin for Fall games. 4;00-Piano recital by Mr. Albert Lockwood in School of Music. SEES SING AS PROTEST AGAINST EXTENSIVE "FUSSING" QF MEN V STUDENTS CerLO i. m tiful piano DEPLORES DISCOURTESY SHOWN with the or TO WOMEN AT WEEK,- END in a variet DANCESia,. 3 a ove...…

…THE WEATHER FAIR AND MODERATE TEMPERATURE TODAY rAlt ian :4I ttx ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT IYIR SERVICE VOL. XXXI. No. 39ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920. PRICE FIVE CE] GIANT SEND-.IOrF UNDERGRADUATES TO MEET AT1 12:45 BEFORE HILL AUDITORIUM FATE OF FAMOUS JUG HINGES ON VICTORY Yostmen Arrive in Minneapolis Time for Friday Practice In * "And the II' old jug wouldn't do any harm." Minnesota last year took away from...…

…tr Itigau ttlj OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER O THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Univer. year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "TheAsiciated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ublicatin of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise lited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as secon...…

…MICHIGAN DAlI ,. .... Y : , . : :. , . rii .., W , T 5 t '",. V .i . "'1 i REACH FINALS IN FALL NET TOURNEY Bowers and Borich Fight for Campus Title When Weather Will Permit Play in the fall tennis tournament has been temporarily but effectively stopped by the recent heavy fall of snow, but not before the final round in btoh singles ;and doubles had beenI reached.I As soon as the weather permits, the singles champ'onship will be decided ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. a .... .. .., .. For live progressive up-to-date ad- vertising use The Michigan, Daily.- Adv. J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST The Store of Reliability & Satisfaction 113 South Main Street ANN ARBOR, - - MICHIGAN Courteous and satisfactory TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Incorporated 1869 Capital and Surplus, $625,000.00 Resources .........$5,000...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HI M AU1LL Uclt-lI OR CHRISTMAS YOUR PHOTOGRAPH I REE PRIZE ESSAY CONTESTS ANNOUNCED NICELY FRAMED We can furnish both Portraits Quality PHOTOGRAPHY. Through the geenrosity of Hon. Morton Denison Hull of Chicago, the National Municipal League has estab- lished an annual prize of $250 to be given to the authors of the best essays on municipal government. This con- test is open to post-graduate students, who are, or ...…

…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY . . ..,,_y ENU*AGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mary Elaine Miller, '20, to Donald Er- AT ALPHA XI DELTA pelding, '22D, was made recently at the Alpha Xi Delta house. Mr. Er- pelding is a member of the Xi Psi Phi Announcement of the engagement of fraternity. I I AT THE THEATERS TODAY NEWBERRY TEA ROOM TO, SERVE DINNERS AND LUNCHES In addition to the luncheon and tea room service the Newberry Tea room from now on will serve regular lun...…

…A. H. Woods p resets BILRNEY BERNARD in "ils fHonor, gibe Potash" Prescott Qnub Meets Tonight states E. J. Traut, president of the L All pharmacy students on the cam- club. The speaker of the evening will j pus and all local druggists are urg- be Hugh Craig, former editor of the W WA~7Y ed to attend the meeting of the Pres- National Association of Retail" Drug- cott club at '7:30 o'clock tonight in gists. ikefreshments will be served at *TA r...…

…:A ..1* 1 rN .+ A d ~.5 I IN L ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ime I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920. Number 89. The Regents at their meeting Nov. 3 determined to meet hereafter, ex- ; when otherwise specially voted, on the first Friday of each month at D a m The next meeting of the Regents will therefore be held Dec 3. iness for consideration at that meeting must be in the President's hands later than Thursday, Nov. 25. SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secr...…

…. THE WEATHER PROBABLY RAIN OR SNOW TODAY 4w A AL. 4Jit t VOL. XXXII. No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 WILL MAKE A UNIVERSITY SPIRIT RUNS iGH ASHMEN OF '24 PLAN FOR GAMES SOPHOMORES REQUEST PLAYERS FOR CLASS BAND TO MEET TOMORROW FRESHMEN TO SELECT LIEUTENANTS TONIGHT Student Council Gives Special Rules For Men on Both Sides In Flag Rush "Spirit" was the keynote of the eve- ning when sophomores filled Natural S...…

…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY rSt §f It OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Of THE UNIVERSITY -OF MICHIGAN ° Published every morning except Monday during te ,Unver sity year by the Board in Control o Studet Pubiicticns. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use fer republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoillce at ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAQ "Marshall 7och In Ann Arbor" Is Alumnus Feature "Marshal Foch in Ann Arbor" is the title of the feature story in this week's Alumnus. The article is accompanied, by a picture showing the Marshal leav- ing the special stand which was built specially for his reception. PARCEL DELI-VERY TELEPHONE 2700 TRUNKS 'N EVERYTHING ADRIAN-ANN ARBOR BUS SCiFEDUL]E EFFE CTIVE OCT. xo, rqar Read Down Central Standard Time A.M. ,.P.M. P...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. i r ,4 "' r ""t 4"A4 ,. ' :, r.KY ' ,1 I V .':1, leists Vie For Billiard Title itenders for the world's cham- hip in 18.2 balk line billiards furnished some surprises in the hes which are being held at Chi- The first upset occured when Shaefer fell before the young ch expert, Conti. Only the day previous Shaefer had defeated the vet- eran Sutton, and he was the favorite in his match with the Frenchman. However, he pl...…

…THE L va..s a Wolverine-Gopher Gridiron History Reveals Number Of fitter Struggles in the lost a4 second half. The fresh team1 chance to score when Kreis, al History of the Michigan-Minnesota football games dates back to '92. Since that date' the gridiron teams of the two schools have engaged in 10 battles from which Michigan has triumphant- ly come out on the large end of the score of six. Three games were won by the Gophers while ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVE I BOTTO SGiE LECTURE ON OPERATIONS MONDAY Dr. Hugh Cabot, dean of the Med cal school will speak on "The Histoi of Operations for Stone in the Bla der" at 8 o'clock next Monday nig) in Natural Science auditorium. This is the first of a series of le tures which are to be conducted und the auspices of Alpha Omega Alph honorary upperclass medical societ through which the public will be giv an opportunity to beco...…

…18, 1921 1 tk M .artI. LJAi I. _ MUMMERS STAG PLAY FOR LEAGUE My ummers will present its first play of the year at the Women's league party at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. The play Is a one-act comic tragedy entitled, 'Enter the Hero." An admittance fee of 10 cents will be charged to cover the expenses.I After the play there will be music for dancing in the gymnasium and re- freshments will be served. Home-made can...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY D A O BULLETIN Volume 2 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 Number 47 Reward: A reward of $50 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person for theft of University property or of property in University coat-room, laboratories, or elsewhere in University buildings. SHIRLEY W. SMITH, Secretary. Reward: A reward of $50 will be paid by the University of Michigan for informa- tion leading to the a...…

…I THEN JN SETTLJ AEATHER ED-PROBABLY tr aIUII3 HELLO, BADGERS! MICHIGAN WELOOMES YOU SHOWE~RS TODAY VOL. XXXIII. No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS OST E REi R _ x 1 s ' FOR Bi i CO B iT Ii _ CLASS SUPREMACY AWARD SOURHT \I FROSH-SOPHCLSH FERRY FIELD WILL IE SCENE OF ANNUAL RIVALRY BATTLE COUNCIL COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF GAMES '25 Assembles Before Waterman Gym at 9 o'clock; '26 Ie...…

…1 n iL hill- -1i 1%.H1F' I IAl"I Chaperones for the dances tonight are as follows: Union-Mrs. Yateu Adams; Arniory-Miss Marthr. Hills.I Classes in swimming will begin next week and will be held at 3:45 o'clock on Monday and Friday afternoons and at 4:15 and 4:45 o'clock on Tuesday -and Thursday afternoons in Barbour gymnasium. A complete rehearsal of "The Knight of the Buirning- Pestle' will Abe h eld thii morning in Hill auditorium. The cast...…

…'N/ /A ''l. 7 ./ " sll ; r it. At 11 , r ,, e' k "_ , i , .... w yyf 1jj .S:'c. i.~' ..j ,. . . _ ,, . r ... .,.., s. 1 a; $ I Thouan sStarving, - - -_ ' ' f One, of the import- ~ant "law~s of health is ~that 'foods. contain-s Sing iron are abso- Mlutely-essential. A lack offood iron in the average diet has pro- ~duced Avast army of pale, anemic, bloodless people, Swho go about with cold hands, pcold feet, and a shivering spin...…

…OPICI KEWSPAER OF THE UMTVERSITY OF 1MCIGA1(N Published ever. morning excet Mondayl during the Lniversity year by the Board in Control,of St! dent Publications. Memnbtir ol western Conference J tdinal Asuaion 'i~ ~~ i'~d s i' (101a~ en. lac .. 'i nDw a nu > ("clt (_"cii i 1=iiP ftlc:il nes. J om b'i iLi. -! - ife <. i.tu' no ,c sii -t appear ii[at o san evd, f ath. and aoti~a e y ote iii be iu Ae 1 signed (0mri1k4 d~Mi] ei o"~i unes h wi'tc K ...…

…NATI b Washinigton, Nov. 17.-The state de- partment tonight announced the ap- pointment of John Bassett Moore as the American representative on the international commission of jurists to consider chaliges in the rules of in- ternational law. The commission is Sbeing formed persuant to a resole- tioln adopted by the Washington arms conference. Mr. Moore is now at the Hague where th ecommission is sched- uledi to hold Its first' meeting Dec. 1...…

…I 11111U LE1UII Tigers Confideut After Harvard and Chicago 11 Come Through on T YALE POSSESSES TEA)N GREAT DRIVING S The question that is pu multitude of eastern footbal totlay is "will the Tiger re the Blue wall too strong?" IL.L ITne Yaie pigskin clacer s on the AY other hand reaize that the contest will be no set-up, in all probability as tough a one as they will have on their schedule, and have preo arel themselves with earnest care. Jefe...…

…1 'i: MICHIGAN DAILY -PRINCETON ARE READY FOR FORTY-SIXTH GRID ,BATTLEi high in both defensive and offensive' playing, but he is -only one. The I1-I ntr LraIems lini line is going, strong, from left end ___ to righit end, taking in order Captain Phi Gammna Delta Won the chain- Wilson, Miller, Agnew, Greene, Mc- iispofterarnysedal Milh _anr n ihrs leagues yesterday afternoon when SOME WOLVERINES-i PLAY ;they (lefea~ted Alpha Sigma Phi S to 6...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL_ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN, Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. 'Copy received until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 3 S TURIAY, NOVEMBER 18,. 1922 Number 48 All Hoslders of Football Tickets and Residents of Ann Arbor: A crowd of over 40,000 will be present at the Wisconsin-Michigan football game Saturday, Nov. 18. A large number of the visitors will come in automobil...…

…'a I L itF 4 VOL. XXXIII. No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 PRICE FIVE C 11 BRILLIANT SHATTERS ATTACK DEFENSE A MICHIGAN WISCONSIN OFCi SMASHING PLAYS NET TOTAL OF 13-6 TEAMS StUBBLE IN Mu CAPPON DIVES OVER FROM ONE- YARD LINE IN THIRD QUARTER By Daily Staff Correspondent Ferry Field, Nov. 18.-In one of the hardest battles seen in- recent years on Ferry Field, Michigan's Varsity football team defeated the stro...…

…1 PMII IM I rr r *Ii11 Frl l f CIAI NEWSPAPER OF THEi TNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ished every morning except Monday, the University year by the Board in I of Student Publications. of Western Conference fEditorial ciation. ie Assodiated Press is exclusively en- I to the use for republication of all dispatches credited to it or not other- credited in this paper and the local[ published therein. nferel at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Uigan, as sec...…

…_ T _ ,. _.. . ., mit him to arrange for the handling . of his $1,800,000 estate.C "No man going to the penitentiary eto LhTFtatOUNGmnPLANS ought to have that much money," Jus- - tice Thompson commented. Preliminary plans have been com-1 pleted for the annual fall band TWIN CITY WOMEN bounce to be given Nov. 28 in Hill TO ASSIST LEAGUE aunitorium, according to Carleton Pierce, '24M, business manager. iTvarsity banjo quintette will play. S...…

…eMarks Last In Ann l President Turns !NO RECALLS TIC Several Wolverines WHAT'S GOING ONJ Back '26 Revolt! 10,10,an14fo I55, 69~ 0,15 n 4 o h __________II Apparently -anxious to show int somqe to be given tonight at the Unic dthree to put upa bte h eoeh con-KOIE-oyfrticlunsud, way terdtriaint-i into see Homer Heath, genera~ln 1saecdstesprirt fteWle- be submitted by 5 :30 oclock 4i *ftefnobfreno!oa 1,1 make cedeskeen the dayeriofore publicWoltio...…

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…PGFORHE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT SAT. O 1.12 THE WELL-.DRESSED MICHIGAN MAN At the game, the dance, the classroonm, or the ' IE~Y~rd 6'i1 r4TV"House"-wherever Michigan Men gather---their ahility to dress well is evident. °R, Many of these men find it advantageous to in han. Whenyou are in Detroit, stop in, and see ou aland Winter assortments of suits, overcoats, Rubsy footle ear possesses an inherent quality ex- H aberd asher v ceed...…

…SAT., NOV. la I922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE FIVE , s k xu x } : -0 3 1 7: ,L _ s * 1 7% 4 At. 1 .w % F k ry wrN a x .mss H K" ;l o .3 _ ' ' ,tr o w S rte.: -b yN 1 Y x THAT MICHIGAN BAND, The pride of I0,000 students and 45,000 alumni. To hear the band play "The Victors" any Michigan man or woman would'' 'i walk a thousand miles or more. Here the bandmen are shown in formal attire preparatory to presenting their annual conc...…

…PAESIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT SAT ., NOV. 18, 1922 P~GE SIX TIlL MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT SAT NOV. 18, 1922 For Your Convenience TWO STORES RhAM'S BOOKS Both Ends of the Diagonal Walk Correct Evening Dress THE RIGHT PRICE TUXEDOS $3500 DRESS SUITS FOR RENT ' E J SCHNEIDER 604 E. LIBERTY Mac Diarmids Candies FOR SIXTEEN YEARS DETROIT'S FAVORITE Ann Arbor is showing the same appreciation for These Fine Candies...…

…SAT., NOV. 18, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE SEVEN Michigan's freshman team, which, though it ncver saw action against an outside team, deserves a gI share of the credit for Michigan's string of victories. Constant practice-rigid training-stiff scrimmages against the Varsity-and for this their reward was that they helped Michigan win. (Photo by Lyndon Rr A unshled mass of players piling on each other-defensive endisonlbacks...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT SAT., NOV. 18, 1922 PAGE EiGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT SAT. NOV. 18, 1922 r: /5 L9 VV4 H /1 The Varsity cheer-leading squad offering itself "for your approval" in the new official uniform. Thus far this season they have had about 120,000 voices at their beck and call. (Photo by Dey) 7 -4 Michigan's first touchdown, mace sy .ap- y+pon after carrying the ball for four co...…