…)o you want a Job or Do you want some work done Call Mr. JfHrsman 2 823 SHIRT SHOES anent the vocabulary of every We read that Steve is letting his tracksters go outdoors. The season for modest eyes cast down is here Wahr's MAIN STREET again. lie, entally, o see you," days trans- ss of it all, house, with REAL tragedies ofI suddenly o are the s school" CRITICIZES M&GAINES SAYS JEWISH PUBLICATIONS ADDED TO PERIODICALS ARE UNREPRESENT...…
… "T III EET, -w P - - - - W yr- . His Ultimatum SCHEIDLER GOLDSMITI CROCKETT WESTCOTT Catchers GENEBACH MORRISON RYBACI HAIDLER MRAZ .l ' * * Great Pitcher Ordered to tract or Leave Camp Sign Coni- Leads with 89 Lads In us Events; Chicago Has 31 ES MEN HARD UT; HOPES TO WIN Squad on Workout day Outdoor Track Yester. Coach Farrell and his crew of track-4 sters are working hard for the Con-i ference indoor meet to be held in1 Patten ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. * * * * * * * * * * * AT THE THEATERS * * "The Passing Show of 191 '." at * the Garrick. * * -* PROSECUTIONS AID TO MAKE "DAKER PAIS" IGHTS OF CITY SHINE IN FACE OF GRAVE DANGER EVEN' * TODAY *I * Whitney-Gus Hill's Big * strels." * * Majestic - "The Tick * Girl." Min- * * Tock * * * Wuerth - Rupert Julian in * "Mother O'Mine." Also Comedy * * and Weekly. * * _ _* * * * * * Orpheum - Vivian Martin in "L...…
…II MOST- SiWEEPING E IN BRITISH ISTORY ch 19.-(Correspond- sociated Press)-Eng- toral Reform Act not ballot to women, butl number of additional is the most sweeping ranchisement in Brit- 'he number of voters t doubled-increasing :o 16,000,000, and the probably an under- Exchanges will be made this week at the clothing agent's, and all cadets must attend to this matter before Sat- urday nigt, according to a statement issued by the military au...…
….g vacation. This will called to the colors a upted period of college the past nine years at that the scholarship of reek letter organiza- than that of the men's. Gamma and Alphi Chi [ual at the head of the Committees in charge of the com- mencement exercises at the Univer- sity of Kansas are planning to 'iave the exercises extended to include two days, instead of being crowded into one as formerly. 'I the d of the ON WAR GARDENS Work beg...…
…' THE WEATHER LOCAL SNOW FLURRIES SOMEWHAT COLDER ; %Ljoo i e ,qtr A6F dab-. - Aft-low n tt9 ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVIII. No 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1918. PRICE THREE CENT PREMIER ADMITS Us S. MADE FIRST MOVE FOR UNITY LLOYD GEORGE SAYS PRESIDENT WANTED VIGOROUS ACTION NO SUPPORT, CAUSED ITALIAN SITUATION Officers Say If Allies Had Aided Cadorna, War Would Be At End Washington, Feb. 19....…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAiLY WEDNESDAY, EMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS kssociated Press is exclusively entitlea utse for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credit- this paper and also the local news d herein. il newspaper at the University of nx Published every morning except during the university year. ed at the postoffice of~ Ann Arbor as lass matter. A nnArbor Press Building. s: Business, 96o; Edi...…
…AN DAILY Cooper, infielder and outfielder last ID /year, is on hand ready to start work J and may break into the lineup at first base. Lundgren may decide to use [BING Tommy Adams, star initial sacker, somewhere else in the in- field, and will play him at short if Tommy can handle the position. Adams and Knode seem almost as- ~ad-sured of places, but there will be a n will battle royal on for the other two in- Campus Responds tTo Call Of T...…
…I ERS Garrick. n," at the* Matinee* Whitney * and Coum-* of Broad-* ,ockwell in* DMutt and* ickw(ell in 3nle Corn-* Choice Wits From College Lxclzangees The faculty of the University of Cal- ifornia has sent fewer students home for poor work this year than ever be- fore. Of these, three-fifths were men arid two-fifths women. The annual Junior dance of the Un- iversity of Purdue is to be informal this year. The University of Purdue has offer-...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, ....-_ Our Easter. Suitings U. Of M. WOMEN MAY00D SWAR, WORK IN FRANCE EASTERN COLLEGE ASK CO-OPERATION MICHIGAN ALUMNAE FROM WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY 9 o'clock-Fresh lit meeting in Uni- versity hall. 12:35 o'clock-Lenten services at 444 South State street. 3 o'clock:.Professor Hugo P. Thieme will given an illustrated lecture on "Millet" in Tappan hall. 5 o'clock-Italian club will meet at 103 University hall....…
…WEATHER rwia R AND COLDER j TODAYs &U1IIlV ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRI SERVICE III. No. 84. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1918. PRICE THREE _ . . r L SAYINGs PLAN CCESS REPORTS EOTOR GARFIELD NOW REACHING Y WHERE NEED GREATEST TERRI- IS BUNKERS SHIPS FOR OF FRANCE Stream of Coal Carriers roceeding to New Eng- land Washington, Jan. 19. - A steady w of coal into famine stricken dis- ets of the east was reported t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY the local news University of morning except y year. t Ann Arbor as 1t - MtcDonald.......ManaginM Fditor mery...........Business anager ............. . C. S. Clark, Jr. ..........Herbert G. Wilson .r ......James Schermerhorn, Jr. ditor .........Bruce A. Swaney ditor ........ Mildred C. Mighell tor ........ Margaret H. Cooley ditor .......Albert E. Horne, Jr. 'nson......Advertising Manager iRobinson... .Advertising Manager ...…
…IU IUUUUI1 IllIl TRON UINACILL contract with Mr. Rand, Mr. Rowe's assistant, was not renewed, not be- Baskets his teammates in total the Michigan basket- he games played in iasium this winter. its from fouls places e left forward. ing machine has not smoothly as it should show that one man practically all the Wolverines. This iU the individual play- teers and partly ac- the wildness of the when they do take ket. has not had to worry ut his ...…
…aII A ,~u 9g Gec py of ast four or five months have been layed by teams representing the var- us army and navy camps, and thous- nds of enlisted men have been trans-. orted to such games on regular and pecial trains. Whatever force there may be in the rgument on the matter of transporta- on difficulties, it would seem that the ecent action of the government in aking over complete control of rail- oads would dispose of the matter. If iterco...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Reduced- ces on fE RCOA S IT WILL PAY YOU K. MALCOLM 004 EAST LIBERTY STREET EiJ3m SERVICE PINS IN COLORS I B1Bue. One, Two or Three Stars. old Plated, Sterling Silver and Solid Gold. 25C to $1.50 . ARCADE JEWELER NICKELS ARCADE .w For the Ladies The electric curling iron is the leader, even if there is not going to be any "J-Hop" this year. Come in and let us show you. For the Men The shaving water heater is...…
…p43rt at J ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917. * .* * * * * * * * * * NATION'S FUND FOR "Y" ARMY WORK RAISED * BAND PROMISES STRONG PROGRAM Y co of fa GE th New York, Nov. 19.--The war nd of $35,000,000 with which the M. C. A. will provide care and mfart for soldiers and sailors fthe allies has been raised. This ct was announced tonight by eorge W. Perkins, chairman of e finance committee of the war * * * * * * * * wo...…
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…icosed in - h the non Dr. George A. May, physical in- side. structor of Waterman gymnasium and ed editor- director of physical training for the he faculty officers' reserve corps under Lieut. f the Uni- George C. Mullen, issued the first in- door athletic schedule yesterday s must be, morning for the rear rank of the dif- ail to the ferent companies. litor, care Six companies of the first regiment took part in different gymnasium and e on the ...…
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…MAN TO DO HIS DU S I AII)'6 Ar 4:3at t TEMPERATURE 1 1 a .! DAY AND NIGHT API SERVICE 17. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1917. PRICE THREE ( NT5 DISPLAY DTISM WITH IPURCHASIN6 I T Y SUBSCRIPTIONS EACH $118,500 TOTAL SHMAN BUYS 0 LIBERTY BOND ents Make Purchases with Earned by Manual Labor CAMPUS WILL GO HUMORLESS AWHILE Gargoyle to Be Out at End of Month with War Features, Verse and New Art Because of conditions uncon...…
…w9 PAGE TWO ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1917 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credit- ed in this paper and also the local news published herein. Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as ...…
…When you are behind the team and pushing them with cheers this after- noon, remember there is a much great- er cause that is looking to YOU to get behind it,.anid push too. POLES JOIN ENTENTE; CHE T IONA L ARMY WILL FIGHT ON WESTERN FRONT AS INDEPENDENT UNIT WITH ALLIES only those men are eligible for the Polish army who are aliens or are not subject to the draft. It is from these that the Polish army will get its re- cruits from America. Ml...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Seven Don Football Togs at Adrian FORMER FOOTBALL STARS TO Adrian college has withdrawn from CLASH IN HARVARD STADIUM the Michigan intercollegiate associa- tion in footballcompetition. Only Boston, Oct. 20. - Former college seven men reported for the first foot- football stars will be seen in action in ball practice and only one of these was the Harvard ...…
…* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *HHERE'S THE 'WAY THEY LINEUP TODAY * IILt a hard tussle throughout the game. Although the Michigan team will be hampered by the absence of Hanish,' Goodsell, and Rye, there is every rea- Yson to believe that the ;Varsity Will more than hold its own with the Ag- gies. Despite the fight that the Farm- ers will put up, it is expected that [N Michigan will be able to roll up a score that will remove ...…
…'D~ }C n n act itwasalmstlacinga nc-year since 1913 has seen the stands at New Stadium at Wisconsin Poverty of iland Ifact, it was almost lacking a nufl11ITT Traicnr'ii'c Te ~ tdu at e nvest .b , lens. WHSB S 1 Ferry field become blacker and black- The new stadium at the University Cre s Vs "Beg-Fests" for the benefit of the .er with football fans. of Wisconsin, with a total of 1,190 re tsetr band were regular features before Up to 1913 the la...…
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…;A WEATHER( RALLY FAIR TODAY I 000, 4 r. fA Ai!an att I Hi UNITED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I I i i i VOL. XXVII. No. 164. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1917. PRICE FIEcm SOPHOMORES WIN SPRING CONTESTS BY SCORE OFA-3 SECOND YEAR MEN TAKE LAST TWO RELAY RACES FRESHMEN CAPTURE PUSH-BALL CONTEST Yearling Abducts E. E. Wieman, '19, Depriving Sophs of Captain By winning two out of the three relays in the second bout of the u...…
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…'IONSHIPI Present- Day Eck and Bei Fading of mails Boxing EGBERT AND BARTZ PLAY FAST MATCH; SPLIT IN THE DOUBLES In hotly contested matches, the jun- iors won the interclass tennis tourna- ment by defeating the sophomores yes- terday morning. The single matches were exception- ally well played. By far the fastest match was between Egbert, junior, and Bartz, a second year man. Egbert, whose playing was sensational throughout won. Bartz, how...…
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…i 1 1. IVLAA'.4.UJtU iv . E VARlSITY saunders hits Th:ee Men loWS Only Two Bigles But Al-I 3. Struck out by Ohlmacher, 5; by Saunders, 2. Singles: Niemann 2; Walterhouse, Brandell, Horwitz, 2; Johns, Mattson, Garrett. Bases on balls: by Ohlmacher, 3; by Saunders, 1. Hit by pitcher: by Ohlmacher, 1; by Saunders, 3. Double plays: Wal- terhduse to Birmingham. TRACKSTERS WDRK YOST SIX NEW MIN COME OUT FOR FOOTBALL PRACTICE WILL GIVE OUT F...…
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…iARCH 20, 1917. THE MICHIGAN DAILY START SQUAD ON INFIELDPRACTlE Brandell, WV ailterho use, and 3attson Take First 'Turin About Sacks COACH INAF RURATES BUNTING PRACTICE FOR STICK ARTISTS Work of for Candidates Looks Promising Star Circuit; Dunne Hit by Foul Coach Lundgren gave his infielders a little taste of work around the bases yesterday afternoon. During the sec- ond hour the coach had his prospec- tive sackers and short stops workin...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY __ T OLD ETCHINGS MODERN PAINTINGS NN ARBOR ART ASSOCIATION TO FEATURE OPENING 1BY RECEPTION A reception for all members of the Lnn Arbor Art association will be the eature of the opening of the art ex- Libit att Alumni Memorial hall to- ight. After tonight the exhibit will e open to the public, but a small ad- nission fee will be charged to those vho are not members of the associa- ion. Paintings of such prominent Amer...…
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