…TAXI las~ .dies . LIGAR BOWL 109 S. MAIN ST. x 4 F- Ford cars Io r e ed me Into the game ++ .:. . i 999 TAXI 9i 20,330, 7:00,8:30, 10:0 Sat-21-All star cast in "The 13th Chair" (retuirn date), also a screen~ magazine. Sun-Mn-22-23-Nazimova in "Out of the Fog" with a comedy. COMING ATT'RACTIONS William Farnum in "Heart Strings." Shirley Mason in "The Elephant Man." "Gay Old D~og." William Russell in "Shod with Fire." I 1w WHITNIEY...…
…WHAT'S GOING ONI I I 'I i L The resignation of Prof. J. H. Pot- tinger, of the forestry department, to ize take effect at once, was accepted at- ast the Regents' meeting yesterday. o 2 Professor Pottinger resigns to ac- ive cept a position with the Ford Motor ic- company, which position, it is under- oppon- me and ceed the Barkell, and Richards games for the win- ored two of the three s saved the day many stopped sure shots. went in dur...…
…rtr ,It 1 #410, a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920. PROF. A. P. NEWTON TO SPEAK TODAY A. Percival Newton, professor of imperial history in the University of London, will lecture at 4:15 o'clock today in the auditorium of the Natur- al Science building on "The British Empire. Professor Newton states that his purpose for coming to this BLS country is to interest American un- iversities in sending advanced students to Englishu...…
…use for 4herwise n. ard the sentiments ex- Managing Editor governed and a prime object of the ballot. To the same extent that compromise is an outgrowth of the "rule of the majority," so is it to be fostered by those whose interests are the interests of the community and vice versa. Consequently, it is with a feeling that we are pursuing a policy of safe conservatism that we choose the course of compronise. The. results of the Intercollegia...…
…g at the Union ions are over so r acquainted with OTEST CONTEST more lits protest- esday afternoon in won, 4 to 3, a com- e two teams was eams win the rest y will be allowed etermine first and protest was not, phs because the e goal was loafing ot it. However, as have much time to ,mpromise was al- closely contested. the smaller end the last few m.n- some good passing hiards put the first 1. Kern and Kahn DEPARTMENT FIVES OPEN PLAY TODAY Depa...…
…News From The Other Colleges Detroit, Jan. 20.-About 40 cases of Singi insanity here within the last month Blade stead are the direct result of worry about 1317- the end of the world predicted to oc- cur Dec. 17. Pat this bank. They $1 Q0, are cashed - Iowa-Over 100 women .at Iowa State college have Joined discussion groups to debate on the question, "Is Our University a Community and an Ideal Democracy." These discussions will continue unt...…
…J-1 LURE A'll ER 1 THE WHITNEY UULI Ann Arbor, EXPECT 192 EN1ROLLNENT SURPASS ALL FORNER; RECORDS TO An All Star Cast in All That the Term Implies- Thos.. Meighan Gloria Swanson Theodore Roberts Lila Lee Wesley Barry Robert Cain Raymond Hatton Bebe 'Daniels Julia Faye Rhy Darby Mildred Reardon Plans for the engineering summer school call for an unusually strong faculty, according to Louis A. Hop- kins, secretary. . "The summer schoo...…
…, . I, :a j n thee frst, 12 1 Matching the Beta Psi, 12 to contests were rough, s of real basketball. for the Psi Upsilon ar, shooting most of s. game of the even- Kappa defeated Del-I Brown, of the win-i the star, dropping in ints. UNINUS TO TALK~ 'ROIT U. OF 3L CLUBI Aw, secretary of the d association and ed- inu1s, will speak this ivrsity of Michigan it the Hotel Cadillac an Alumnus Outside of Michigan has more other university and WEDN...…
…4 /. .NJ ;I3alq 11 Ar t 01 r DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE IL -1 AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1919. RICE THREE CHI T MAY IT PACT I LONO LIEUTENANTS FOR '22 CLASS NAMED Lieutenants for the whole sopho- more class for the fall'games have been appointed by H. L. Waha, '22E, captain, those from the literary col- lege being Frank Steketee, Maynard Newton, L. P. Rennall' C. M. Atkin- son, Lester Guensburg, and L. M. Cameron and f...…
…IAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday during the Univer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for of all new's 'dispatches credited to it or not otherwise his paper and the local news published therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second tion by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard st...…
…{ a rDi 1V _ White, and the Perrin brothers turn- ed the tide for the victors. Jack Perrin at quarter and George at end participated in all gains while Car- ter and White chased over the win- I. vI nai worKout before the meet, , Coach Farrell ran his hill squad through a light prac- rsday. The team tqok it easy hort jaunt of two and one- es. The course was on the Ferry field and was merely up the joints. the men are'feeling good and :cell...…
…Girls who intend to take aestketic dancing, .°basketball, or ,_swimming, should enroll- at once on signs posted in Barbour gymnasium. .id - ss7 r I ng, Nov. 25, in the b :he Union. Sink, secretary of sic and chairman of committee of 7ommerce, gave out the the the the 'ischer, president of the f Commerce, -pregiding. Kyer, Toastmaster. Rus- Song. Leader. Shirley W. n 'ln -n o , .The cup game between sophomore and senior hockey teams wil...…
…-The Stage Communications THE WHITNEY %.-A % >mpany Books, Alums Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Finishing and Enlarging / A lead while others follow North University, ling Ai.ywhere Anytime VILL ENJOY USING THE rs' Checks as issued by this bank. They ons of $10, $20, $50 and $100, are cashed Railroads; etc., without identification. Editor, The Michigan Daily: The communications by a "Juniorl Lit" in Sunday's paper should not pass unch...…
…Sol sins spoke he Class- Memorial ess~ being ent Class- ped ',I~iud pointed out t forget the course, like lps to devel- able for that He said that tle of the tudied while t sure.it had nd more ac- resident Hutchins gave n the value of such it opens the door to ation. Moreover, the ie believed in it be- he foundation for the ern languages. "We classics in practical "But," he went on, of those studies. Why? ethods used' in those ethods used i...…
…r ARMER 'I, .. 4 :t t a r , , DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 4 M XT- MATURE YANKEE fIiPATION IN WPE IS DENE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919. 1 PRIOR, f ,.'1 * ;. I LAWS WUIL HOI SMOKER AT UNION { I S AT WASHINGTON E TO TAKE PART IN COMMISSIONS '- RE- The annual All-Law smoker will be held at'7:30 o'clock Thursday evening at the" Michigan Union. Dean Henry M. Bates will be the main speaker for the occasion. It is ...…
…he Univer. ms. entitled to the use for d to it or not otherwise published therein. or, Michigan, as second n Arbot Press building,- Maynard street. usiness, 96o; Editorial. 2414. ions n'ot. to exceed 3oo words, if signed, the sig- :essarily to appear, in print, but as an evidence . of, es bf, events will be published in The Daily' at the he Editor, if left at or mailed to The Daily office. nunications will receive no consideration. No man- r...…
…attraction to that neld 11 I a placed in com- ,I n for the Ohio State game est yesterday when Coach e Varsity through a long sion behind closed gates. ne of the first secret prac- eason, but from now until invade Ann Arbor the 11 be closed to the public eption of the Wednesday At this time an open air will be held to which all .urged to come. proving Defense .- s work consisted mnainly g a defense for O. S. U.'s As the witnesses of Satur...…
…Y, W. C. A. VEPEE S HELD EVERY for f 0 ersity Women Lane . . # e Notes must be who have should do poned until the folloiwng \ Tuesday, Oct. 28. Junior and senior hockey practice will be held oni Tuesday at 5 o'clock' and Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Gymnasium clothes that were left in lockers last year may be gotten from Mrs. Blackburn on Friday, Oct. 24. Campus News the University be held from 41 afternoon,; Oct.I studio. Meeting of Wyv...…
…THE WHITNEY Sugar Bowl 9 S. MAIN STREET Much interest centers around the announcement of Mr. William Wheel- er's formal Ann Arbor debut at the first of the Twilight faculty series of concerts to be given by the Quiver- sity School of Music at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Hill auditorium; Mr. Samuel Lockwood and Mr. Albert Lockwood, heads of the violin and piano departments of the Schoiol of Music, will Elso. appear on this pro- AJE STI ...…
…., n .. T T . T--C " Trubey' S arters. Lunches Confectionery Ice Creamu, Delicious Sodas We Make our own Cream ders solicited from Fraternities and rorities. 218 S.: Main Phone 166, ;E OF' CU1~kTRLEADJERS NOW RESTS WITH COUNCIL WHAT'S GOING ON Plans for Taking Team of Chicago Game Con.- sidered -I Six to iEINI h-I 7 black degrees and 3 copying Not Sometimes but Always l/ PERFECT Whher or not, the cheering team that made ,its first ...…
…00 '14 A WEEK ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 21, 1919 PRICE T 1' "MIL" CANGSS ITREATTEXT HAS MET RESERVATIONISTS MORE THAN HALF WAY, SAYS PITTMAN REPUBLICANS TO DENY SUPPORT TO NEW PLAN G. 0. P.'s Will Insist on Including ReservatIons in Ratification Resolutions Washington, Aug. 20. - President Wilson has given his approval of the substance of the reservations urged by the group of Republican "mild reservationists," Senator Pittman, of Nev...…
…,,, I I On the Other Hand- OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second-class matter Subscription by carrier or mail, $1.0o Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street Phones: Business-96o; Editorial-2414 ice Hours: Managing Editor- :oo to 2:00 o'clock daily except Saturday; Business Manager...…
…AT THE ARCADE it 1' llI :IF Today and Tomorrow NORMA TALMADGE in - 'he Way of a Woman ?I Norma Talmadge will be presented at the Arcade today and tomorrow in her latest Select picture, "The Way of a Woman." This was adapted from the famous play, "Nancy Lee," by Eugene Walter. Nancy, the eldest daughter of the fine old Lee, family of Virginia, finds at the age of 21 that her whole life and happiness are be- ing sacrificed to the empty fa...…
…ESS TRAINING Should be had by every college graduate. SUCCESS AWAITS all so prepared. Enroll now Hamilton Business College State and William Sts. HIVILMbh rULLUvv BAND ITS TRAIL (Continued from Page One) orders -not to permit any military rep- resentative of our government to ac- company his troops in the search for the lost aviators. "I agreed with the consul that this would be wise that our troops had taken up the trail of the bandits a...…
…WEATHER BABLY FAIR TODAI I I 2 Sitr itau44atj ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT W11 SERNICE I VOL. XXIX. No. 164. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919. PRICE THREE C ARLY RTUHN OF PU UTILiTIES ASKED By WILSON REVISION OF WAR TAX LAWS PROPOSED IN CABLED MESSAGE RECOMMENDS REPEAL OF BEER AND WINE ACT Keastres for Merchant Marine System and Woman Suffrage Before Senate (By Associated Press) Washington, May 20-President Wil- son's ca...…
…I . ILY ., .. 4 .Mm.mmb. .. Ktritgan ttg NEWSPAPR A HE vrsitOF MCHIGAN :very morning except Monday versity year by the Board in Student Council Constitution Up For Vote Of Campus May 22 wfomen I )nttr al of Student iulicatiozis. rThe following constitution has been ARTICLE V-Membership EMBI+,R OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pressis exclusively entitled drawn up by the members of the Section 1. Number of members. The r the...…
…DAILY .a k .: .... .. -- . r .. .- T- '^.,, - - it I ;_- -R ffl ASEBILL EN RETURN" TO PREPARE FOR M.C TEAM HITS BATTING STRIDE ON SUCCESSFUL BIG TEN TOUR Following its decisive victory over the supposed champions of the Con- ference, Coach Lundgren's ,ssquad of Wolverines returned to Ann Arbor, to prime up for the second contest of the season with the M. A.' C. aggrega- tion to be played Thursday at East Lansing. Despite the fact t...…
…it SAr DAILY a Notice SENIOR LITS Your Class Canes are Here Wadhams & Co. STATE STREET STORE ,i Porch Furniture These are the days when the porch open sun room claim the attention of ybody. Perhaps you need a few extra pieces or a new suite of porch furniture. Our line to choose from. A MARTIN HALLER 112 E. Liberty. Street MONONA COUNCIL CONSTITUTION UP FORCMPUS VOTE (Continued from Page Two) of the president and under...…
…qE 12 N DAILI sT IC -All Show: Sunday UI { AT THE THEATERS I "TODAY--TOMORROW -- TODAY - ICAPTURED, byI CANNIBALSI ARCADE IShows at 3:00; g 00, 8:301 3 Phones T'heatre, 296-M Mgr's -Res.,,2316-M. Majestic- Captured by Canni- bals." Arcade -Alice Brady in "Her Great Chance." Thomas Wise in his most successful production of the, season, "Cappy Ricks" at the Detroit Opera House-on- the-campus this week. The comedy is by Edward E. Rose ...…
…DAILY &A aErs. a as WolAJ& ,..... . just been put out of commission and IT FR machine guns were employed. Dark- nes put an end to the one sided fight PTI which resulted in no apparent damage ANTIC TR to either. MARINE CORPS ASN FOR RE-ENLISTMENTS f TELLS OF )p VOYAGE IS 'SSIBLE HOW LATE WIRE BRIEFS I MEN WILL BE SENT OVERSEAS TO RELIEVE SOLDIERS IN FRANCE e United States succeeds in its d dirigible trans-Atlantic flight as,in its at...…
…a =- I THE WEATHER FAIR AND SLIGHTLY COLDER All-ago 40 A!a Amw t iIaiI ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I - VOL. XXIX. No. 120. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS CONORDT WTH PROFESSOR FROM ONCORDIT WITH ROME TO LECTURE Thirty thousand miles in 13 months UNof lecturing were covered recently by Dr. Charles T. Baylis, who will de- liver his war travelogue, "With the CROWICTORY Doughboys from Paris...…
…:IAI. NEWSPAPER AT THE IVERSITYOF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday universityyear by the Board in Student Publications. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled e for republication of all news, dis- edited to it or not otherwisecredited per and also the local news pub- ein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, as second class matter. tions by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press Building. Busines, 960; Lditorial, 2414....…
…MICHIGAN DAIL v 5 +.,. . .. MIR I The Voice of, tie Young flen I 1 FI [e HERE is a greater awakening for America in the return of the young man than there was in his going to war. He comes back the same boy perhaps, but a different man. His ideas are changed. He has reached heights and sounded depths unknown to the rest of us. He is old in tragic experience, but young in spirit and daring; and with a strangle-hold on a few f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIY * * * * * T THE THEATERS ,* ." s s s Sa s s to be a notable feature of the produc- tion in its reality. Anita Stewart in "A Midnight Rom- ance," will be the attraction at this theater for three days beginning Sun- day. UCAPTAIN EXPECTS TEAM TO, WIN BIG TEN MEET PRICTICE TO BE HELD ON FERRY FIELD SOON _ __ Students May Vote by Mail Denying the rumor that University! students who are citizens of other towns or cit...…
…-A H N DAILN --_.r.A :1 . -.. .NITA In aLoisWeber PIroductio F YOni &e StR" Ubi.Mation rth 11 II !1111] a% --:m- Better Noble A amen Shot V"yLocal Villain Are Bolsevik agents at work in Ann Arbor? Nicholai Atmen of Perchina, scion of a nobel house and former personal guard of the Czar of all the Russias, was shot and seriously wounded early Thursday morning on Catherine street. The crime was reported to the police department at on...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I a i i 1111111 IIIlillbilliimilillillainniliiMIllillillillilliolliilliniillililillInlinIhMlilliihllliinillillinllillillidilisililillllillN'Illiillill HAT'S GOING ON TODAY -The editorial staff of the In- der meets in Its office in the Press ilding. All interested in work on Inlander are invited to attend. -A banquet for the Michigan chnic staff and tryouts will be d at the Delta cafe. -Meeting 9gl the Cosmopolitan b in the...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAYQ Aak A66- lo al ASSOCiATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE i ~EB VICE VOL. XXIX. No. 97. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS i "20TH. CENTURY MAIRTYRS"H RCEI HEAVY SENTENCES MILWAUKEE SOCIALISTS WHO OB- STRUCTED DRAFT ACT ARE CONVICTED CONGRESSMAN B U R G E R READS AND SHEDS TEARS "Americanism Is Now Synonymous with Capitalism," Declare Men on Trial SIX WRITE MUSIC FOR UNI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUA OFFICAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every moning except Monday luring the university year by the Board in control of Student Publications. IEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled ~the use for republication of all news dis- patcbes credited to it or nootnerwise credited i this :paper and also the local news pub- lihed heren. Entered at the postoflice...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .. f- y' . "W'ti--- .. . ..: __ --r --. - - _ _ _ _ -- ._ _ __- ._ . ---+ -ter,....- .'.. .. - -. : I _ . ,- _ r - i 1 F 1 ____ FOR OHIO CONTEST Practice tin Basket Shooting Shapes Quintet for Victory Tonight BUCKEYES BANK ON OFFENSIVE STYLE WITH HEAVY PERSONNEL Veterans on Opposing Teams to Fight for Supremacy in Conference Michigan's Varsity five has reached the climax of its 1919 career. The practices and, ga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY METHODIST CHURCH TO OBTAIN SPEAKERS FOR NEXT SEMESTER A list of speakers is being prepar- ed for the coming semester by Meth- odist church. Sunday, Bishop Thomas Nicholson will preach on "The Church in the Life of the Nation.", "American Spirit in Action," will be the subject of an address by Dean Shailer Mathews of the. University of Chicago on March 9. Rev. James A. Richards of the First Gongregational church of Win...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( Phone 2700 At your service day and night Price 25c Special rates on parties, etc. INDEPENDENT TAXI-CO. Overalls for shop work. Wagner & Co., State St., head of Liberty St.- Ady. War Causes Increased Demands For Public Nursing -- Crandall OPATKIC HOSPITAL ANNEX TOPIN MUNUU I In view of the change which the war has brought to the nursing profes- sion and the increased demand in re- construction programs for many more p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. IBLIC HEALTH NURSING INTRlODUCED AS COURSE, 1 WHIAT'S GOING ON F TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN ENROLL WITH PROFESSO' DORA M. BARNES Unusually broad in the scope of the work taught is the course offered new this semester in public health nurs- ing. This includes' five branches of nursing service: visiting, school, in- fant welfare, anti-tuberculosis, and the nursing of employees in industrial plants. ...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY FAIR TODA' Sictigani :4Iatg ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND) NIGHT WILL SERVICE VOL. XXIX. No. 81. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919. PRICE THREE CENT WORLD LEADERS DISCUSS FUTURE RUSSPR ENVOYS LUNCh IN BIG ThRONEj ROOM; FIRST TIME SINCE NAPOLEON PLAN ALL-SENIOR VALENTINE DANCE Plans have been formulated for an all-senior Valentine ball to be held Feb. 14 in the Union. The party will be informal and will h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUSDAY, JANUA I I ,.,.. . [CIAL NEWSPAPEiR AT THE NIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN hied every morning except Monday the university year 'by the Board in of Student Publications. ,R OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS' Lasociated Press is exclusively entitled se for republication of all news dis- credited to it or not otherwise credited paper and also the local news pub- rein. d at the postoliice at Ann Arbor, , as becond class matter. ipti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEm' star __ . :. - _- ---- t igan t -- - - --- - 1912 and 1913 baseball teams, has de- cided not to return to Washington. Johnny, was commissioned in the navy and has now decided to retire.. -Whitney Theatre- Wednesday, Jan. 22, ONE NIGHT, ONLY! WOLVERINES NOT TO SEND . TEAMS TO ATHLETIC MEETS Michigan will not send a team to FAMOUS MICHIGAN END CIVES LIFE I'N SERYICEi TRACK SQUAD HAS EASY TIME MONDAY Coach Farrel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY kUNSDAY, . - .- - - - - - . .- - - --- --- - - . - . - - - - - - - - I TOR LDLEADERS. TO SOLVE PROBLEMS A Pied Galley So. Dakota will come east to playj The Ferry field record for the cen- M. A. C. on the gridiron. The contest tennial is nine and four-fifths, first is scheduled for November. made" by Archie: Hahn, '04 law. Patronize our advertis, rs.-Adv. Always-Daily service-Always. (Continued from Page One) lid stand...…
…THE WEATHER FAIR AND COOLER TODAY SwAr j1Iai4 ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND :M GiiT WllIRE SER VICE VOL. XXIX. No 44. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1918. PRICE THREE CENTS UNITED WAR WORK BOOSTED SLIGHTLY BYMASS MEETING UNIVERSITY $15,000; TOTAL REACHES $25,000 MORE IS NEEDED 11 MILLION LACKING FROM NATIONAL QUOTA Incomplete Returns Nation Will Go Top Indicate Over the That I The United War Work "Come Back" mass meeting su...…
…THE, I CHMrG.N !.)Aid Y THURSDAY, NO' )FFICIAL, NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ublished every morning except Monday rg the university year by the Board in rol of Student Publications. MBER OF THE ASSOCIATEDPRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled he use for republication of all news dis- hes credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and also the local news pub- A herein. ntered at the postoffic at Ann Arbor, higan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t ., Ing * * * * * * * * * * * * .:.. .! r ri+irwrr'in.wrlerrr u+w+.rar r. nc e -- i I MAC AN BATTE TO BE IG PECTAC LE Aggie College to Arrive in Ann Arbor On Two Chartered M. C. Trains FRENCH BLUE DEVILS BAND TO SEE OLD RIVALS CLASH Pat Smith, 1917 Captain, Will Appear Over Field in Airplane During Game Saturday will be a historic day in the annals of Michigan football. Never before since the game was be- gun wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN AILY THURSDAY, :.: UBJECTS FOR ION SPEAKERS ie subjects of the lectures to be n in the University next week by1 hree members of the official mis- which has been sent to this try by the French government, been decided upon. The lectur-I which will be given in the aftr- i and evening, are as follows: At clock, Tuesday, Nov. 26, illustrat- ecture by Lieut. Seymore de Ricci he. subject "Art in Old French es;" at 4 o'clock, Wedne...…
