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…OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF 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 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published therein. Entered at the postoffiee at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second a matter. Su...…

…F Gnlta I ' . 4 r 1rr~ ILLINOIS GAME TO BE SUPREME TEST, Success or Failure of 1920 Season Depends on Outcome of ame Saturday INTERCLASS FOOTBALL NOTICE j VARSITY WORKS HARD ON ENEMY FORMATIONS All classes meeting this week are requested to elect a class football manager. The man elect- da should report at once to the -intramural office. AMATEUR MOVIE CO. A school, Room 27-No. S W. Warren, Detroit Would You Like a Tryouti ISpecial Bul...…

…rHE MICE v LDALLY - t iT ME AT THE FOUNTAIN" e, sandwiches, pies, light i of all kinds. Right prices. sundaes, Coca Cola, all soft Kept right. It's a E. & B. oss-the best fountain at Hus- os.-Adv.u ARMORY DANCING SCHOOL. Prof. Mittenthal's class from 7 to 8:30. You are guaranteed to know how to dance the one step, fox trot, and waltz in one term. Rates reasonsable. Enroll Friday if possible.-Adv. Read The Daily for Campus News. illulil...…

… .J..d 1 DETROIT The Gi In the LIMOUSIne Tavels [he Speed Limit of Laughter S CHUBERT DE R01"THE GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES" New York Company and Production James Watts, Ted Lecwis. Al Herman. and Verna Cor- don and the 20 FAMOUS AR's ISIS' MODELS TODAY AND TOMORROW The, Idol of the Screen IN A Thrillh£ ai .d Nrxitiig Dra~maN W'HAT'S GOING ON1 WEDNESDAY 11:00 A. 11-Fresh engineers meet In University Hall for class elections.. 3:-00-Sgopho...…

…I "n £Lj lVA -l.1 l . IAlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920. Number 14 ttin to the Deans: The regular conference of the Deans will be at 10 o'clock in the President's Office. held on Wednesday (to- M. L. BURTON, President. College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: To Members of the Faculty: It is requested that the directory blanks, which you will find in the messenger boxes today, be filled out and returned t...…

…iw ~Unlurizw AT Y JR D SLIGHTLY IER TODAY THREE AWEE No. 1t. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1920. PRICE FIVE i (AILMENT Of URIIES URIE 'MISS GRII NIagara falls Thrills Delegation Of 100 University Sightseers COST OF ECT OF TALK LIVING" HER IS RUPULOUS 3H PRICES DEALERS UP*WARD leas of Labor and Life Must be Re- constructed to Conditions, She Declaresv The necessity for individual curtail- ent of luxuries was stresse...…

…h'erine 'UDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER OF TLE UNIVERSITY 0sI MICHIGAN. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoons. Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street,. .ones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. OFFICE HOURS: :oo Daily; 1:30o 0 5:ooDaily, except Saturday. rns not to exceed 3oo words, if signed, the signatures to be published in print, but as an evidence of ces of events will be published in The Wolverine a of the Editor, if left or mailed '...…

…STAGE. CARNIVAL. Th,1ursday Is Date 0/ NextConcert~ Grace Johnson Konold, 'soprano of the vocal department of the University thne Screen by Andrew HT. Green, of cess. Co., of Detroit, was Homer Heath, general e Union. The official opening of the Wade~ Mays carnival, held here under the auspices of the Ann Arbor posts of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, took place last night at the foot of Packard street. A Ferris wheel and...…

…d from Page 1) him real competition, record is likely to b4 e of the two men. rns Fast Mile' he mile turn~ed the dis- hich is one of the fast- this year. In the list ers, there are several Foremost of these is Ted Meredith,t the wonderful University of _ Pennsyl- vania quarter and half-miler.- He has been staging a comeback, and he may be able to show some of his old time form in the 440, in which he set the world's record of :47' 2-5. He als...…

…I ptr rtAga t W mf I I at 09 DAY AND NIGHT W SERVICE j II ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920. PRICE THREN C 1R fTiVA Vri1T~FL'1 f EAU V light of th the field an e Wolverin ve in the fir; ighth innin Wolerin us ca h 'c ninth, goin for the bal n a throw t in the mu replete wit down th an E th th losi ring SENIORS. TO PICK: 1 rm ITf WOOD NEEDED FOR pf ISEN ALUMNI OFFICER10APJ[A NITE FIRESR Mmbers of the class of.'20-will, ...…

…featured r, and never Lt. signed, the sig- an evidence of hie Daily at the 'he Daily office.. hon. No man- postage. sentiments ex- i after 8o'clock HARRY M. CAREY U Wiuefred Bietha-n ry Robert D. Sage Marion Nichols Frances Obetholtzer Edna Apel E. Y. Lovejoy Charles Murchison. Russell Fletcher been offered in the eight-week term before. There was a time when the Summer session was looked upon as an extra, and irregular, session of. the...…

… t _. . " .,, w., .. l and started practice for the Confer- ence meet which is to be held here onh the fourth and fifth of June. With, Cap- tain Johnson out of it little hope of victory is held forth, but, should he by any chance be able to compete, the [EN prospects of a Michigan win will be considerably brightened. ._..... iI TENNIS TEAM IN EASTERN STATES MANY ENTRIES IN FOR CLASS TENNIS TOURNEY Fifty-two entries have been received for...…

…INAL BANK d 1863 c Wfomn Ei {... [I Seasonable Millinery FIRST ANN ARBOR M1EMBE OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM All ladies expecting to attend the D. A. R. election on Tuesday, May 25, at Mrs. George Patterson's, 2101 Hill street, are requested to let Mrs. Pat- terson know by postal by Saturday evening of this week. Baseball practice will bt eld for sophomores and seniors at 4 o'clock Thursday at Palmer field. At. Parlor of Courteous an...…

…,, THE -MAJE ST.IC I "'treasure Island" with its myster- ious sailor-men, treasure maps, mar- ooners, and pirates,' will be repeatedl today at the Majestic. Among the nu~merous scenes that harken back strongly' to the adventur-e-land creat- ed by Stevenson are a realistic rep- resentation of the old Ben Baolt tav- ern and the appearance of Bill Bones followed by.Black Dog. 6,UO1NS 'T'Ii THlE AUtCAIJE TIMES TODAY CE TOURtNEURt PRESENTS ...…

…FLOWERING PLANTSI ousins & Hal [ori sts Telegraph Delivery ' 1002 S. Univ. J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER. AND OPTOMETRIST i is SOUTH MAIN STREET OMMMMMMMO P f W x 'HIS WS WS ota WHAT'S GOING ONI THURSDAY 2 :00-Senior pnarmic class meeting in room 303 of Chemistry building. 2 :00-Soph lit baseball practice. 4:40-Mfeeting of senior lit class In room 101 of the Economics building. 6 :45--Menorah board of directors meets in Lane hail. 7 :15-Howe club ...…

…ZA ?trtn at .mil DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE -1 ) ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920. N PRIGS 'THREE C PRCETRE l TEAM I EVEN ON :5 IN SOUTH WIN THREE, AND TIE ONE N TOUR LOSE NG OF CAPTAIN KS FEATURES TRIP Entertained Royally by All hools Played During Vacation rs varsity baseball team re- sterday, from its spring rip in the south. Coach and Captain Parks have an- he trip as a decided success ays than one. The percont- in b...…

…UNIVERSITY . :d every morning except Monday during the Univer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. WEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for n of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published' therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ption by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard street. Business, 96o; Edi...…

…IICHIGAN DAIL_ . . .... ., . .. . .. . , '" . . 4 . ., '. " . ~ .". ,"" . . ". . , .. .' . . " .. : .... .. _. .. . .. ,. "- , . - ...... ,.... ". z ^ i f, 1t . 4t' ,"i . N. ' R-T FOR y Signified Their De- e Out for Pigskin Drill THER SENDS MEI THROUGH FAST PRACTICE NRUDIMENTS pring- football practice opened yes- lay when Coach Mather snt 22 didates through a short drill ses- i. It is expected that this num- will be tripled today, as ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.,..Tru i. ,. ._ MITORIALS MIichigan Daily is claiming a the championship of the >nference on the grounds ar of reverses is not suffi- tise it to lose its prestige collegiate world of sport." ords, because the Wolver- championship a year or ey are still "champions of despite the fact that they verwhelmingly beaten dur- year. still considers Michigan iampions of the west," ac- the editorial writer of the bases.his assert...…

…L -- MAJESTIC Constance Talmadge will appear for the last time today in her latest ve- hicle. "In Search of a Sinner." In this comedy production, the popular star will play one of the sort of parts in which she so excels, a dashing wid- ow. "In Search of a Sinner" is said to one of the fair Constance's very best films , The other half of a double com- . edy bill will consist of the Mack Sen- ett comedy, "The Star Boarder," which is full of ...…

…NUMBER 2 iLWnD IJL[UUJ TO FIGHT IRIH -GEDDES British Ambassador Declares ere Is No Quarrel Between the Two People E IRELAND TO GRAPPLE TS OWN TROUBLES IE SAYS (By Associated Press) York, April 19.-Declaring that generation there is no quarrel n England and Ireland, Sir and Geddes, new British ambas- to the United States, asserted on rival here today that the Irish and should be allowed to grap- ;h their own political difficulties .t outside i...…

…00 AP Iai1. I- DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE -1 ANN ARBQR, MICHIGAN; SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1920. PRICE THREE t r~ AIL OFRATIFICTION FOR TH CONSECUTIVE TIME; SENATE D OVENANT BACK TO PRESIDENT WILSON OP FINAL RE- GAME ADMISSION J1 TO ADVISE AND MAY TAKE JUMP 'UONSENT -- Chicago, March 19. - Athletic dil FIRDS kEQUISITE rectors of the Western Conference SSHORT 7 VOTES universities met today to consider the advisability of raising prices to foot...…

…11 V L.AMA" 1~ ly entitled to the use for dited to it or not otherwise As published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second .0."-N- Maynard street. 241 - of experience in -the particular variety of produc- tion and playwriting required for college players and colge .audi'enoes. Nobody will,.confirm this fact more decidedly than the successful writer of "George Iaid It"' I90o opera, whose;,work was re- vised many times before it reached its final...…

…MICHI AN . ". I 1 , ." s - " " " . ",r " a , " , a a, .. as , . , .. r", , .. , "., "" ": 1CrowE , :S TIERS MEET FINALS TODAYt Between Planck Brothers' uses Greatest Amount of Interest DUNPHY PRESENT IT STYLES OF GAME Four new campus wrestling cham- pions will be determined this after- noon in Waterman gymnasium when the finals in each class of the wrestl- y;",ing tourney are staged. The eight; men whonhave core successfully through a ...…

…~- -- -- on display a exclusive a n d )-date showing of RING MILLINERY At the Parlors of vens & Pershing, 618 Packard St. also carry a fine line of MARCH S M T W T F S .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13, 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 93 24 25 26 27 28 29 301/31...... Men-Hats are high; your last season's hat cleaned and re- blocked into this season's shape, with a new band, will look like new and save you five or ten dollars. We do only highclass...…

…S I Sun-Mon. 21 and 22-Here is a picture you want to see.- Watch for the title. Tues-Wed. 23 - and 24- Ora Crue in "The Loot," with a Mutt and Jeff cartoon, "Pawn Brok- ers." Thurs-Fri. 25 and 26-Evelyn Greeley in "Me and Captain Kidd," also a news and comedy. " I - - - - - - I. t - °I " d 11 HUBERT AL JOLSON in SDETROI1 -SINBAD" aI1ItllitclkQ.V.lllltllllllllli Garr~icketrolt "e re- loc.p Nothing But"LOVE" S LUNC , r I' Qualit...…

… WILL PLAY 1 TITLE HER, OLS FROM EIGHT DIS- CTS WILL COM- PETE high schools will be the e University of Michigan 3, when the basketball ed winners and runners- iss A preliminary tourna- eight state districts come or to play for the title. winners, will go to East the same purpose, on the t State Districts state has been divided ections, and all of the cLh put into one of the Those quintets from the ore than 200 are in Class schools under this...…

…I ' fte I XV A Ap at I wij, DAY ANI) NI( SERVI A' t, i { - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920. PRICE THREF PRTflFI TTTP1~'1~ . ,. -- 3 [LINES, ITFORM IVENTI ON ENTRALIZATION T OF EXE- VE ATION OF FORE VOTE i TWENTY STUDENTS RECEIVE ALL, A'S More Names May Be Added to List When Students Make Up Exams Identlal Powers More Than/Those of Any ign in World To date the list of students in the literary college receiv~...…

…iR OF THE UNIVERSITY ICHIGAN . except Monday during the Univer- trol of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS exclusively entitled to the use for tches credited to it or not otherwise local news published ,therein. t Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second mail, $3.5o. buildingMaynard street. ditorial, 2414. ceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ar in print, but as an evidence of 1 be published in The Daily at the tat or mailed to The Dail office. recei...…

…,ve an opportunity to meet a donal boxer who will be here eek. The coming of the pro- al furnishes almost an inval-; .IGHT DRILL FOR VARSITY O iT uable opportunity to men who have; hopes of some day becoming highly proficient in the "manly art," and it1 is hoped ,that a large number will avail themselves of his presence. Easy Scrimmage Given Varsity by Coach Mather for Chicago Contest 1IRKHOFF AND HINKLE, MIDWAY' CT A R. . 11171 R ARvEI! If...…

…om e . nI f Ii I REGARD- neral Policies Relating to Woemen" will be the topic of at the meeting of the Cen- pondence committee of the Michigan Alumnae associa- 11 meet Friday and Saturday rbor. The Friday meeting eid at 7:15 o'clock Friday t the home of Mrs. Henry ams and the Saturday meet- clock Saturday morning in Memorial hall. imittee is composed of the women: Mrs. E. Pomeroy, icago, Mrs. Henry Carter ecutive secretary, of Ann s. W. ...…

…IFA] IVA L V 1 L1 GUESTS OF a== -- -- - wir FRIDAY-SATURDAY FEB. 20-21 Marguerite Clark " RL in "A GIRL NAMED MARY" inl "The ky and r F E:. in "The 13th also a screen 'a in "Out of MTONS Strings." ephant Man." with Fire." Garrick Deoit "LOOK WHO'S HERE" With, CECIL LEAN and CLEO MAYFIELD S UBERT"MONTE ! DETROI .cRISTO Jr."j THE WHITNEY if highly desirable young men take .up one of the id'eas brought out in May Irwin's "On the Hiring Li...…

…ICiJ TFORP WHAT'S GOING 0 I I ANNOUNCE SCKEDLE FORl ALLEY TOURNEY I s FRIDAY 4:00-Women's league will at Barbour gymnasium. 4:00-House committee of r meet in student offices. entertainI PROF. KARPINSKI WILL READ PAPER AT ORIENTAL MEETING Prof. Louis Karpinski of the math- ematics department, will read a paper "Arabic and Oriental Mathematics," at the Saturday morning session of the western branch ofthe American Oriental society, which ...…

…! 21 00 N C' . A'1 D)A I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920. PRIC 'nTi , , i w 60 ,1 ITTEE ENSION. PORT HTJRON TO H EAR GLEE CLUB -As aresult of negotiations carried on with the management of a *Port Huron theater, the Varsity Glee and Mandolin club will give a concert in Pgrt Huron on the night of Feb. 20, according to an. announcement made yesterday by Manager C. R. Osius, Jr., '20. Permission, has been secured f...…

…I [VERSITY. nday during the Univer- ent Publications. 4TED PRESS j entitled to the use for ed to it or not otherwise published therein. >or, Michigan, as second Maynard street., 'vds, if signed, the sig- but as an evidence of hed in The Daily at the led to The Daily offce. consideration. N o mnn incloses postage. orse the sentimets ex ....... Managing Editor Phone 2414 or 1o16 ..r.Business Manager Phone 960 0r .2738 ............ .Asst. M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 10 QUINTETS ago, and Indiani 'feated In Court Game Still IOTA, 1919 CHAMPION, ABLE TO STOP CHAMPAIGN Conference Standing is . .. . . . . . .. .. go ........... n a ........... esota ....... )nsin ....... State ........ gan....... western ..... e . ... . .... . .. Won Lost . . .3 0 ...2 0 ...2 0 ...2 1 ...1 1 ...1 2 ...1 3 ...0 1 ...0 2 ...0 2 Petg. .1000 .1000 .1000 .667 .500 .333 .250 .000 .000 .000 FIELD NARRO...…

…._. ._ k L' H GAN A Lj tIaI us jM. Boynton, '23, are quarantined at V eW s 1their homes with the diphtheria. I Wome n \ is, '19, of Lupton, was Have you arranged with the Sped-- ids here over the week ding Studio for your Michiganensian All those taking required gymnasium " sitting? Sittings must be made -be- work should sign up immediately on fore Feb. 1.-Adv. . the bulletin board in the dressing t,'8, of.Detroit, spentroom for posture ex...…

…I] lift I I r "J ow THlE WHITNEY LAST TIMES TODAY ine Mac Donald in "The Beauty Market" Iflililltiilttlillllili111111111llillil i xarr ck D~troi Fifty Fifty I Take it From Me ,. HIESTRA GEMENTS FOR ARTIES PRESENT YEAR 2532-W VITZKI ANIST kT SERIES )RIUM 23,8 p.m. ninon' ....... ........... Bach-Tausig ............Gluc-Sgambati .Beethoven nmoto; Allegro ma non troppp-Presto .. ..Chopin .Chopin ... ...Chopin ....Rachmaninoff .....…

…nester Elections ur G. Hall has issued ections for freshman ion blahiks must be e 5 o!eTbek Jan. 23. a fine of $1 will be re required to elect emester cqurses con- ken during the first the same sections; )llows rhetoric 1, etc. king rhetoric A -will' rse. Those now tak- may elect chemis- 1 may follow zoo- Students vho are unable to make elections in accordance with these rules, because of irregular elections periitted the first semester, shou...…

…; I 4 K ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1919. kJJ on Reports Lar 'ickets Despite Helen Newvber University women had for Union dances this o effect upon the sale of as all of the 200 had f by 7 o'clock. Officials r more could have been The line started to >y at 2:30 o'clock Wed- ew continually from serving refreshments not be provided this itions will undoubted- Lme until after Thanks- II time the Union will >e that a sep...…

…r WE NEED SOME NEW YELLS of the University have an athletic yell that eculiar possession of the University of Mich- tis the famous Michigan locomotive. nctive yells like the Michigan locomotive of the greatest assets that a university may To all attendants at our athletic events, they distinctive kind of advertising. variety is the spice of life," so it becinoes nous for cheer. leaders and listeners to use ar the same yell repeated over' and ...…

…man backfield man whose. perfect. U I I UIL a Game, in mester here. Brannan completed the course in 14:40, which time would easily gain hima berth on the var- sity team if, he were eligible. Cavendish, Vandevisse, and Griffin, who finished second, third, and fifth, respectively, are all members of the class of 1923. All these men will form excellent material for a winning cross country ,team next year as they cob- pleted the course in fast t...…

…i, iperintend-I ract calls for finishing of rough k only. No definite time has been however, for the completion of ent. TROPHIES' TO BE GWEN WINNERS IN CLASS GAMES v vi visit. Pay your subscription to the Daily. Hester Cooper, '18, of Detroit, is here visiting friends. U :t Evening Dress Wear AND OVERCOAT: SwallowtaiL. Skirted, Chesterfield or Cape t WAISTCOAT: White singlA bxeasted, four butsn of Pique or Sik. TROUSERS: Same ma...…

…k, , , 1 :' r" R ;'. ,' ., '' , . ,,,:. CONFERENCE ArIS AT BRINGING TOGETHER REPRESENTATIVES OF PROFESSIONS There will be held next week in De- troit the inter-professional conference. The object of the conference is to bring together erepresentatives of the various professions to discuss the de- sira-bility of forming a permanent ifa- tion.al confe reee organization, All the deans and professors of the dif- ferent .colleges have been invited...…

…you 6.40.00 over im Malcolm Block Editor The Michigan Daily:- , It is not surprising that there should be a great deal of discussion as to the cause of our unsuccessful season in football. Some of the com- ments show more vigor than knowl- edge of the situation. One of the most common explana- tions is the ineligibility of a consid- erable number of men of 'Varsity cal- ibre. The faculty appears generally to be blamed for this ineligibilit...…

…THE WEATHER UNSETTLED; PRO(ABLY SHlOWERS tlian tIatijx ASSOCIATED PRESS DlY AND WILHT WIB SERVICE Lri rr. rr 1 VOL. XXIX. No. 163. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919. PRICE THREE CE I PLN TO CREATE OFFICE OfDEN OF MENFAVORED SUCH DEAN WOULD CONTROL ALL ACTIVITIES OF CAMPUS OFFICE TO TAKE WORK FROM COLLEGE DEANS University Senate Proposes Solution to Cope with Changed Conditions The Dean of Men proposition, which is now in the han...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919. IAL NEWSPAPER AT THE IVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ed every morning except Monday e university year by the Board in Student Publications. R OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled e for republication of all news dis- edited to it or not otherwise credited aper and also the local news pub- i against the odds of Nature in all her glory. It's getting warmer right along, but don't get i...…

…_______ _______ ___ TI MICHIGAN DAILY .u .. . f r "°" \,..! .- , rsr^ . ,.. ~ +.. 6 . y .... ~ r+h IL . { -t lrr~r~r~Y r rY~~Y I ~ r SUCGESS ASSURED FOR INTE.5CHOLSTIC MEET FRATERNITIES PREP TO ENTER'IAIN SCHOOL XEN Sixteen high schools have entered teams for Michigan's 1919 Interschol- astic track and field meet which will take place Saturday, May 24, on Fer- ry field.° El Paso, Hyde Park, and Champaign, all from Illinois, are t...…

…__ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY IG {ELS Woommom ' ..n.q,.r, r c I K V Y 1111 1 W _, " r I Notice Senior Dents Your Class Canes are Here WADHAMS' AND CO. ' Ss 7 El -J VICTORY LOAN BONDS $4.00 per week will purchase a $100.00 Bond $2.00 per week will purchase a $50.00 Bond STATE ST. STORE This We will be very glad to carry them for you ..-'"' a" } ,..;.a Satisfaction Has been Our M'fost Successful j A ccomplishment Farmers...…

…, 191. THE MICHIGAN DAILY pate WWWA w MAJESTIC MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sonda, LAST TIMES TODAY I r s i 1 1 1 AT THE THEATERS D. C RIFFITH'S - TODAY - I The Girl' Who I Stayed At Home"I i 'I Majestic-D. W. Griffith's "The Girl Who Stayed at Home." Arcade-Mabel Normand in "The Pest." Wuerth - Tom Mix in "The Coming of the Law." Orpheumr-Gladys Leslie in "A Stitch in Time." ARCADE Shows at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30 Phones: Th...…