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…THE ICHIGAN - DAILY SUNDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, )ffiCer,Stop that Man! From buying cotton mixed suitings, he will not get satisfaction. Only strictly all pure wool fabrics will give satisfaction. We have a large assort- ment of pure wool suitings for you to select from. Fit and workmanship will please you. . K. MALCOLM EAST LIBERTY STREET MALCOLM BLOCSi Don't Forget to Attend Our 15th Anniversary Sale - I Sheehan & Co. nn Arbor...…

…A6V !t ) ANN ARBOR, MI 'dunip AIrirn LN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918. THIRDLOA QUOTA University Committee Confident That Mlninmnn Sum Will He Raised iIn Campaign $22,000 MUST BE PAID TO REACH $200,000 GOAT, CITY MAY1SCUR ElT U S p HOPIA Representative From Surgeon-Gener- al's Office to Consider Local Sites for Institution FIRST DEFINITE.STEPS TAKEN TOWARD CARING FOR MAIMED WARRIORS 13 NEW Member of Unit Michigan Naval Shows Loyalty Alma Mat...…

…'7 -J in 1925: Michigamua The Sympathetic Buildings and , Jeof- This Grounds Department ,ccusa- Do you see anything noteworthy in the fact that the campus fountain re- book- cieved its vernal dampering yester- aloof day, May 1? States Oh, So That Was the Reason? uation Cary:-I sent this joke to B. L: T. nts to once. When Evelyn Marshall married world into Chicago's greatest department th his- store, I took it upon myself to wonder e con- as ...…

…vi It .1 SUNSHINE INSTILLS MIUCH IN FARRELL'S SPEED AGGREGAUION PEP l. the " With the sun shining down on Ferry Field, Coach Farrell had his entire: squad out for a stiff workout yester- day afternoon. The athletes showed more pep in the practice session than at any time this year. A new trackster put in his appear- ance during the afternoon. Kapp is the addition, and from the way he wasj leaping in the broad jump in hisI initial tryo...…

…I ' I ANominees for Of fices to Wie Voted Oan at Campus election Friday ;e 11 The following men, nominees for the union, will be voted uponi Fri- t- ay, May 3, All-campus election day:' - PRESIDENT-R. A. Butler, '19L, and D. W1. Springer, 119F. t- RECORDING SECRETARY--Ralpli Gaunlt, '19, and Charles Sl Sul llvan, '19A. Ig MEDICAL VICE-PRESIDEN T-Richard )LIiean, 11911, and Theo- e dore Squiers, 11931, r ENGINEERING VICE-PRES IDENT-C. T. Van D...…

…II MING HOUSES TOBE INSPECTED THIS WEEK EDITOlIAL CHITICIZEI ~i Early Spr ^ xe are ofess- hting e he destiny of id the qual- of youth, the ement of ex- f value-best FEL & CO. - , ' ..u , ' 1 .-:. 1 CAR. \ PHONE 1101 ing positions for the ensuing year. When such circumstances arise, the E board finds it necessary to consider outside candidates. This notice should not be considered as an intimation that these circumstances will ari...…

… -beauty in the ugliest, strengtt weakest, and the tenderest ht NEWS The literary critic Says I WHAT'S iG 11 .50. )p. 1 Michigan nart models in .ts Seventy-nine applications have been received from students by Lieut. George C. Mullen for entrance into the fourth officers' training school. Out of this number 40 will be selec- ted before May 15. As soon as the elections are made by the military authorities, the names will be announ- ce...…

…I F r: li' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. _. BARE LGANDA the use of corn- 1 Detroit physicians Ad as "German pro- . Warren E. For- e University Health on the form of in- the consumption of a reported as having 1 and east sections rsythe said that he hich corn can have 'here have been no such illness among Dr. Forsythe has of the statements c 1ainena CITY ADOPTS EATER PLAN AT ELECTION \All Seven Wards Give Majority Vote in...…

…ARYATI1J EFFICIENT WORRY / Now and then someone comes forth with the saying that he admires a certain person because that person never worries. To follow the career of an unworried person would be most interesting, for, without doubt, such a character never lived. The man whom we thing of as never troubled, is, but carefully conceals the external 1signs of it. One of the high roads to success is worry. Self complacency is d a sign of decay. T...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGA mey il La DLIEV I LELSW [1 all PL layer A nd rof. C. 0. Davis to A ddress Women important phases of the wars r ery Will Lead T[[{ IG[ERSl lyrAn SrIs"Maintaining Existing Standards of for women who have regist Vext Year 's Five AD il IVTADnii Soldier Loses Eye -Education During the War," will be service in the line of patriotic WIT IIY ~~~~~~Cthe tirt fn ,rrc ~ rffaLinP ana1n1cnilA Red Kuhn, Former Chicago Snapped With ...…

…ThE N-CHIGAN DAILY for Vi ory: Stamps Savings Because the more we save, the more labor and material will be available for the use of the government and for the support of our army. r- .. Because we must have dollars as well as men in the fight Because they establish the soundest and simplest basis for freedom. of saving, which.is the there is no safer investment in the world. t War Savings Stamps increase in value. \ , -U W...…

… iris To ./ ce are of ess- ;hting itrol the destiny of i will find the qual- snap of youth, the e refinement of ex- acme of value best CA T PPFEL & C.O FLAN DERS OR LOWERS PHONE294 213 E. LIBERTY t GARAGE I IN PHON9 1101 Siveetheart Flag Military officers in Detroit received word from Washington yesterday that the "girl left behind" will be permitted to display a special "sweetheart" flag, provided she is bethroted to the boy now ...…

…1 1 11:. A A l... A'%.A A'%.5l& tL4LA.. A Models >ers oot Shop. Prop. ALLIES HALT HUNST A MOREUIL AND HANGARD (Continued from Page One) considerable activity on the Asiago plateau. and along the Piave river, and that in Albania on the western shores of the Adriatic the Austrians have been repulsed after an attack on a position held by the Italians. GERMAN ATTEMPT TO BRIDGE OISE FRUSTRATED BY FRENCH With the French army in France, March 3...…

…1 r ,tr rt t t ~Iatlj ASSOCIATEE PRESS DAY A NDNIGHT WI SE'RVICE Eb ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918. PRICE THREE CE IN ORiE APRI1 T DECIDED' ST ANNIVERSARY P STATES ENTRY INTO WAR 1 I ATE OF INTEREST IS STILL UNCERTAIN blic Demonstrations of Patriotism Strongly Urged for Opening Day . (By Associated Press) Tashington, March 1.-On April 6, first anniversary of the United tes entry into the war, the third arty Loan will ...…

…MICHi( AN DAILY ii t libraries, has the following to say: % _"There are three ways in which PRESS camp libraties can help: First, by ively entitled helping to maintain the morale of the all new sdis- men by providing them vith inter- ierwisc credit- e ypoi.zg h~ ihitr local news esting and entertaining reading mat- ter to help tide over the moments Jniversity of of loneliness and depression which rning except year. come to everyone; second,...…

…ite Use.ato be maven as U and 1I ges all can-* ity baseball * practice in .*E 1 today from *j all is for all *, out for the *I ositions and *j more men * 'e accommo- * * S * * * * * IP FORi LCK M EET He used to be a lazy human, of the. Even As You and I variety, but Alas! it's all changed now. He goes to bed at 7:30 at night and rises at 7:30 in the morning. He subjects his car- cass to the humilation of alternate hot and cold baths (they gi...…

…* * * * * * * i° *: a: ATV THlE TREATERS John Drew and Margaret Ill- ington in "The Gay Lord Quex" at the Garrick. Ruth Chattertaon in "Come Out of the Kitchen," at the Whitney,, March 2. "The Mimic World" at the Ma- jestic, next week. TODAY t * *i *i * * *a * Ii a I' Triangle ThEBR I "Love 0' Mike" at the Whitney. *': * M je :ic -' Talor Holmes ins " lneasy Money." Arcade -farold Lockwood, in *"The Square Deceiver." Also *Charlie...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ng Showin I Lg - of - i-'IN -BLOCH CLOTHING IMPERIAL HATS ... i " t -and- -0 NEW FURNISHINGS Lindenschmitt, Apfel Co. ws you taking advantage of the low ma r- ket prices of all industrials? is the time to buys We specialize in-HOOVER STEEL BALL and KING TRAILER can also quote you prices on any other stocks, listed or unlisted YOUR INQUIRIES SOLICITED FORSHEE ONE 808 an d KUEHNLE 412 1 st National Bank Bldg. ...…

…2HIGAN DAILY i 1 LLI ., 1918" Models SOLImES READ MANY' KINDS OF LITEfRATURlE I WHAT'S 'GOING ON i I Comfort Evening Slippers daily in unlimited f styles.BThey Patent, Black or , cloth of gold or aintily fashioned g pointed vamps, rches and artistic covered heels. Iored or Colonial All sizes and iple A to D. ' . f / %" . # ' '' ' . ...._ _ r k i <: k a g p.- y "° d ., i y, t -Over Boot Shop. R. J. Hoffstetter, Prop. 115 S. Ma...…

…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_+ 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 ...…

…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...…

…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. ...…

…IVs. UL.11-lauI- 29U MILLION ESTIMATED It ial AT Co. MAIN STREET FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL No Job too Small or too Large UilUli l VLAHIlVIr IIMALD LARGE NUMBER OF IDOCUMENTARY TRANSACTIONS AFFECTED BY NEW TAX BILL - Washington, Dec. .--Millions of dol- lars in receipts are expected to reach the treasury from the documentary stamp taxes of the war tax bill which went into effect today. All stamps are sold by postoffices except those. for ...…

…ANj ARBORCHI ES NEWS .rd to get. But despite all-wool fabrics in the 's stylish clothes are on 'ou can't afford to over- a good suit that is truly (1 Economy Our Difference rice Others on 5Rolls 10C 15 25c Docea. Ocea. 90c ........................1.15 [S AND SAVE MONEY y to day sooner than others. 'al Shop TMTENT us for Party and Group Pictures meets in Lane hall. 8 o'clock-Prof. R. W. Humphreys '"' Jspeaks to Menorah society in Newber...…

…I CHE WEATHER .RTLY CLOUDY-PROB- ABLY WARMER r B ian tl ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT 'Wl SERVICE XXVIII. No. 28. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1917. PRICE THREE ._ LIAN ARMY IN EW BATTLE INE NAITS FOR ATTAC K "HOOVER BANQUET" CLOSES *CAMPAIGN Washtenaiv County Loan Dine kt City Y. M.C. A. Solicitors :YS QUICK ADVANCE TO ENVELOPE RO. MANS FAILS JTONS WIN 180,000- MEN AND 1,500 GUNS British Troops Take Beersheba, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, EMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled use for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credit- this paper and also the local news ed herein. ial newspaper at the University of an. Published every morning except r during the university year. red at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as ,class matter. es: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- )ns: by carrier, $2.50; by mail,$0. ad s...…

…1 I I" 1 11%-o1 11V!"11 \ l./L"11L 1 " """ILY 'EN . EL YOUNG GIES GRI DERS INAL SCIMMAGING C. C. C. Team To Run At Lansing Captain Sedgwick and Five Men Leave for State Meet This After- noon Yost Likes Idea of V's Men This Fall for Time Since 1905 Playing First MICHIGAN PLAYERS FAVOR PLAYING WINDY CITY TEAM Varsity Sent Through Scrimmage Yes- terday for First Time Since Season Started The Michigan-Chicaga post-season football game seems ...…

…AL. 1' ERMAN RESIGNS -""O P of Government Orders Causes Depletion in Stocks for Civilians esalers and jobbers are agreed e cooler weather and the be- of holiday trade have speed- buying despite the tendency of sumer to economize. priority accorded to govern- orders has resulted in stocks ssities for civilian use being de- but consequent high prices, y on the part of consumers in f their record wages, and sav- r Liberty bond payments, are h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY / 11 and Winter Styles BORSALINO HATS Extra Light Weight NOW ON DISPLAY . . I Wadhams & Co. TWO STORES FOOD ADMSTRATORS F R 4 IIS ATRRECEIVE CO-OPERATION GOVERNMENT ATTEMPTS TO PRE- VENT LARGE PROFITS AND SPECULATION All dealers and manufacturers of staple foods, except small retailers, must be licensed by the federal food administration. This action was taken for several reasons: First, to limit prices and to forbid...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, y -.. Season of Good Things this time o fthe yearith other Good Things in abund- ow about YOUR CLOTHES? by don't you get ready for the holidays? An all-wool overcoat, individually cut and hand-tailored to your ual measure, will be both sensible and seasonable and re you something GOOD for the HOLIDAYS. der now while our showing is complete, and have.that overcoat in time for THANKSGIVING. FOO ADMISTRATORS FO RE...…

…t d f~ :, e rw ,-_, 'C'S - t ._ . j IIEATH ply 1T1 ANN ARBOR, M. UJNI--- - Senator Simmons te Before 'Senat Than ' _ 11 EST, HELD JAY [AL HAIG PASS TO T7 IN [HEAVY Professor-4 Thompson, h law in thie E. IUniversil; noon. Althoughc Professor TI argue, a law Aley M. ,y chair of ni 1888 to nne at 636 ,day after- ESTIMATE $293 WILL President WiIs to Zone Back Two y Counter. At. iced age of 83, Ad planned to w York today. condition, a...…

… TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1~1 [ER TY ..L I afli 1 ews FOR ALL EAtTET En Iee in u lie SSTREE d't de + I i e t . e.kf..3pe I ¢ y1dlik-'ny aw-T 21 ^r t +' r .__ ' v , L' C+ a. Ponmy, 2Q j. I, _ ,. 6~i ,.tah r ;C' tu84 fit ;l- t z bo4i a~ig47vic 8An xb SL sn n * FitA i pltal _._.a rm,-.__ -.a..._$ -_" -_..i.....,. sourcSii maw tr. r a r .r J vr ~~ qewvtDtot n ro n aIar f < aca22Iq) -7:3 4 in, Iv . ndhory o ,vpled ,~ i L } i -_G ... .... a k ,,;...…

…_... d _ _ . . , .., . ,. . 1.... . M ..,. " . ., ....ii NJ _._ 1). . ...e IL .. ... .. - - ' >Ii;"g e. When Leland Scofield enlisted in the Army Ambulance Corps last June, the football team was left without a man- ager. And when Pat Smith joined the Naval Reserves, the 1917 eleven was- fated to be captainless, for the time- being at least. Athletic authorities, when inter- viewed, were unable to name Sco- field's successor, though it seems ...…

…' Id 'IJIGAN DAILY I - - A IV V i -n c)1ege? If you shoild be ~retable to(dosecrtaral work for tie coaianu in- oFicer than to be in the to enc' es. i'erh ,a is a de d e~ (c- t"'i:Ta"Itt.it. wr. cni lit you 7')tr this v;;. k (afll for fll pfartimlai, 711 Th 1.C~ardailLo~o Leaf Nte Books, ltalt 's.---dv, ' .rko%. wlct tiart >:cl-,iiiir Y' 'Maya lothes nd Leaw r ai~not~o kinds. Cdome down tow for clothes for you can't get them anywhere...…

…9: ~ 7777 OCTOBER 2, 1917 igan Heads ,acs at Camp By Phil Pack) 1 thought you were in s the other boys are now *~1f more., u are sorry that you and- eed to wait for them irse I am sorry that lay for three months, evedore from 5 A. M. i had the other ten elf for relaxation,- charged. Yes, yes,- ; a night or two in ht have made up for life of a laborer-so Uncle Sam thought here I am, back at out in began, time to get wasn't it?" .1...…

…T s, If-1A fIMICHIGA 'N DAIL( USAY C0 I .LI OJfMMULIII E --ROSEELT! I (WCUIIES 11) ITE ). MAY. MVlU)STREEFT MIichi ,<n's tneighbo J' r ando-partner the n Scolo ui pndis2 buligdesigned and.builtesPecal orit ont;he i:Ofte d (;Elio:. g .. 1,t raoi . h o Nw-hop .'., de)onMa3y- above Lthe stretlvcnan h adInistatve offices: r;?teofie ir~o~n, a ladies' re: t room, a nd a geis- tlemnen~s rest room. The entrance to Frieze Memorial auditoriumn is ...…

…F. 1 917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY isher's mu .c at opening as- Drawing Insruments. Unnsual bar- t Armory Saturday night.- gains i: ccond-hand sets, at Wabr's. -Adv. PROMINENT STUDENT iar Chains Watch Chains Pocket Knives Cigar'Cutters '4 see y u have a Pen wth Clip-ap Ihave one too:' Almost everybody has The peiwitxhthe Clip-Cap Conklin & Swan Pens OUTLINES TRADITIONS FOR THE FRESHMAN New men at Michigan are beginning to wonder by this t...…

…. . nom. l'~J 1.4.: . __a i. .C"'i r f x l ^. E. 9 OCIN) 1 iT MICHIGAN DAILY iU~SDAY, OCT( 120 BOOKS BTA.. NED FO A YLB ARj UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN SENDS 500LVOLUMES TO CAMP ULLCUSTER More than 1200 volumes have at present been collected by the Univer- WE TRY TO SERVE sity library in its quest for books to send the soldiers and sailors. Of YOU RIC H T these, 600 have been sent out; 500 to Camp Custer at Battle Creek, and 50 each to Allentown,...…

…TI MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE TI MIHIANDALYPAE IN /1 e St'i~u-31oa.( o928X! Imagine Yourself if you 'rea "live one ~%_ AEROPLANE PILOTS KEPT BUSY GUARDN ENGLAND REQUIRED TO SPEND NUMBER OF HOURS IN FLYING CERTAIN NIGHT in this 3-button STEIN-BLOCH Coati No padding--no stiffen- ng--nothing but honest f a b r i c, hand tailoring and "style galore. " Prices $20 to $40 Lindenschmitt, Apfel Co. formerly of 510 E. William St. has moved t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, I' Walk-Over , - , _ y .. iw ,~: 1 ?, :.I - .. : . ;a F f f . S ,. 'b' y .:, ., , e.. N JY, " 4 \ d 1 k' 1 t w " " Y -1T is "w i Our "Devon" Model A regular thorougbred Comes also in Brown Russia, Koko Brown Siberian Calf n Cordovan Style 939 Price $9.00 $7.00 to $9.00 Walk-Over Boot Shop 115 S. Main Street Ii Newcomb-Endicott Company Detroit, Michigan 1868 FOUNDE...…

…ITYRDOOR 3 IES AEEKI J THE ONLY OFFICIAL i ~ u r r h w NEWSPAPER VOL. VIII. No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 1917 !tAICE FIVE CENTS PNOVIDE MILITAY CDV NSENEX1 YEAB To Be Known as Reserve Officers' Training Camp; Put on Two Year Schedule GOVERNMENT WILL BUY SUITS Students who enroll in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, which will be established in the University next fall, are expected to sign up for the two-year schedule...…

…THE WOLVERINE Wuerth Theatre Matinees 2, 3:30. Nights 6:30, 8, 9:30 Saturdays-Sundays-Continuous Thurs-Frio3-All Star Cast of Child Acto rin"A Hode Mother Goose." Also Keystone Comedy. Sat-4-MoltfieRing in "Blind Man's Luc k" Ao Episode 1, "Mystery of the DubhiCrs. Sun-Mon-5-6-George Bebanuin "A Road- sideImpresario."Also Triangle Kou- Tu Wed --Bry ua t Washburn in "The ton Who WasAfraid" Orpheum Theatre Matinees 2, 3:3o. Nights 6:3o, 8, 9...…

…THE WOLVERINE BURNETT WRITES MILITARY CLASSES POEMON "AUGUST" DO BAYONET WORK PAT-CHES Former Associate-Editor of The Daily Students Under Major Wilson Get Good Now on Editorial Staff of Practice In Science of American Boy Warfare (editorial) FOR A COOLER CAMPUS Verne E. Burnett, '17, associate-edi- Major C. E. Wilson's military classes The trees are a great aid in making tor for The Daily last year, and now are now drilling every Tuesday and ...…

…FHE WOLVERINE PROVIDE MILITIARYL ** COURSE NEXT LYE ightni Said * To 21e Whimsical (Continued from Page One) those essentially military schools - which do not confer academic degrees, Storns Yesterday Arouses Reporter to but which, as the result of an inspec- Recollections of Past Hap- tion by the War Department,care es- penings pecially designated by the Secretary of War as qualified for units of the All clouds are usually more or lessj seni...…

…THE WEATHER COLD AND CLOUDY TODAY r lJ~lr iau :43 at t Hi UNITED PRE, DAY AN) NIGHT WIRE SERVICE1 I VOL. XXVII. No. 175. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1917. PRICE FIVE FRANCE DISFAVORS PEACE CONFERENCE Tighten Net on Anti-Draft Crowd PKJRMIC STUDENTS TO PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO DEAN French Premier Ribot States Attitude of Government on Socialist Stockholm Meeting INSIST ON PEACE MADE BY PEOPLE, NOT ONE *PARTY England Decides to ...…

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…THE WEATHER COLD AND CLOUDY TODAY y tr. tAgan jDatt UNITED PRESS DAY AD NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVIL No. 148. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS f LOUISE HOMER .TO OPEN -FESTIVAL AT CONCERTTONIGHT METROPOLITAN STAR WILL BE SOLOIST ON INITIAL PROGRAM CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PLAYS Arthur Middleton Will Take Place of Hinshaw Saturday Evening Mme. Louise Homer, contralto of the Metropolitanm Opera company...…