…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -: ______________ ", PHONE 1701 3:30 7:00 8:34) F ' \ a ty :. . cl E c PHONE 1701 Sundays 1:30 3:00 4:30 7:00 8:30 mm- Anniversary Week Last Times Today ENE FROM THE MUSICAL COMEDY BEAUTIFUL, "THE KISS BURGLAR," AT THE WHITNEY THE- ATER, TUESDAY, FEB. 25. WE GRIFFITH p resents AT THE MAJESTIC s a model of qonstancy and fidel- Dorothy Gish should take a prize ber latest picture, "The Roman...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL"tPA( . . ,.w... ... .......,... tVOLT "TYRANNY" FACUTJ Revolutionary spirit has been grow- ing lately among the students and the university senate at University of Kan- sas. It culminated at an "indigna- tion" mass meeting last Wednesday M AJ E STIC MAJESTIC ORCOESTRA Nightly-All Shows Sunday morning when resolutions were adopt- ed announcing the opposition of the student body against entire control of student affairs b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ..+. RECTOR PREPARES CAMPAIN OR NE W LIBERTY BOND ISSE .Aberty Loan officials for Chicago I the rest of the Seventh Federal serve District issued statements on turday warning the workers in the ganization that nothing should be emitted to delay the carrying out the plans. for the flotation of the tory Liberty Loan, which positive- according to the secretary of the asury, will be placed before the ople not later...…
…IOBABLY RAIN WARNER .42 Bk iAwn ~aitll ASS .7CIAAED PRESS PAli YA.Nl) Ni(;iIT wiHE OL. XXIX. No. 85. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1919. PRICE THREE C e LSON REQUESTS ENORMOUS SUM TO CHECK SPREAD OF BOLSHEVISM PRESIDENT WILL BE GUEST IN N. Y. President Harry B. Hutchins will be the principal guest at the 18th annual reunion of the University of Michigan club of New York, to be held Friday evening, Feb. 7, at the Autom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IAL NEWSPAPER AT Tli ILVERSlTY OF MICHIGAN d every morning except Monday euniversity year by the: Board in Student Publications. OF T; ASSOCIATED PRESS ociated Press is exclusively entitled efor republication of all ntews dig~ edited t to Orot otherwise credited per and also the local new pb- ern. at the postoflice at An1i Arb, as Second class 'uat le. >tions by carrier Or lail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press Buildling. Business,...…
…CHIC~ DAIL\r k: 'ears lNo Man's Land has been so torn shell-fire, by trenches, and by dug-. is that there can be practically no ming there for the next two gen- ations," said Prof. W. H. Hobbs of e geology department in an inter- :w yesterday. "In those sections ere the sod and trees have been rooted and 'the earth left bare, the a.vy rains have washed the soil ay into the neighboring -streams A rivers, and it will be next to im- ssible t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [S GNG ONI TODAY lock Upper .s at 444 South Room Bible State street. 'clock-Meeting of Craftsman Masonic Temple. Work in. egree. o'clock-William Esmond in iest Man" at Land hall. Men ien students cordially in- o'clock-Community night at hodist church. o'clock-Polish concert, under s of the Cosmopolitan club, in um of Ann Arbor High School. 1111111111111111111111111111111111[DD111D LANDERS OR LOWERS. TOMORROW 12:00 o'cl...…
…F-J1A1..i.I Mn COOLER DAY LL ~r 5k iAzr :4Aaitli ASSOCIATEI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT -WI SERVICE No. 21. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1918. PRICE THREE VARY COUNCIL VOF ARMISTICE D TERMS PRESIDENT'S PLY "STRONGEST IN MODERN TIMES" CLAIMS 14 PEACE S FAVOR GERMANY Q. MX'S TAKE CARE OF ORDNANCE WORK Lieutenant Stotter, quartermaster officer of -the S. A. T. C. unit, an- nounced yesterday that the ordnance work necessitated by th...…
…Fl DAILY FAI..a A ,:.. r ro._ -a iii ...r. ... .. 4 NE~WSPAPE R AT THE, RSITY OF MICHIGAN every morning except Monday niversity year by the Board in udent Publications. F THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ited Press is exclusively entitled r republication of all news dis- ed to it or not otherwise credited and also the local news pub. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, second class matter. s by carrier or mail, $3.50. n Arbor Press Building. isiness, 960...…
…[GAN DAILY WOLVERINES TO SCRIMMAGE WITH SECOND SQUAD THIS AFTERNOON Witt the rain pouring down almost all day yesterday Ferry field was in no condition for the Michigan grid- ders to practice on the gridiron. How- ever, Coach Yost did not waste the afternoon. Following out his hurry up ideas, the Michigan mentor assembled the Varsity men in the club house where lie spent the time alloted to him by military authorities in giving the men one of...…
…1"AAL VAA'..1A"A'.J.1A URICtl 1 More Induction ENDS SATURDAY JITS OF MEN NOW C. NEEDED IMILE- DIATELY IN .ns to the Belgian Relief i at headquarters, situ- Cornwell block on Huron xt Saturday. Mrs. G. W. ho has been in charge of n since it opened, hopes ext Saturday evening. The is organized by the gov- has been on for about oxes of goods have been .dy, with more being sent The contributions are of shoes mostly. There are rments to a box...…
…a LY Ni~urrinr ONLY OFFICIAL SUMMER NEWSPAPER No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1918. PRICE THREE CENTS EARSIONICGVI IHis Sixty Piece Band to nusual Program at Hill Auditorium NEFIT OF RED CROSS had many triumphs in my ye done things of which I But the greatest ambition 3is to lead. a hand down asse in Berlin playing "The ;led Banner." I will be sat- my life work when that is SOLOIST ELL RECEIVED r IN CONCEHILSI NIGIJI /...…
…GE TWO rtrrnnirillnirliii irinlinrufir_ WuerthTheater Afternoon-2:30 and 4:0 Evening-7:oo, 5:ooa nd 1:o Phne-60-j5 PROGRAM .FOR JULY Thurs-Fri-2s-6-Enid Bennett in "Naughty, Naughty." Also Holmes Travels and Comedy, "Oh U Boat."s Sat-a7-Marion Daies in "Runaway =5 Romany." Also Nus and Comedy. Sun-Mon-8-29-Cecil B. DeMile in "The Whispering Chorus." Sennett. Comedy, "Watch Your Neighbor." + Tues-Wed-3o-31-Waltace Reid in "The House of Silence....…
…THE WOLVERINE PAGE THE THE WOLVERINE PAIThI THREE PECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT THE RCADE TH E A T R E Tomorrow and Saturday Famous Troupe of HAWAIIAN MUSICIANS Hear the Twang of the Ukalele, the Steel Guitar, the Songs of Hawaii, and See the Hula Hula Dance Friday and Saturday-Adults 25c, Children 10c Also the Regular Motion Picture Feature as Announced on Program Get This New Drink Today It Will Surprise and Delight You The reason so many peo...…
…PAGE FOUR THE WANTED-Young man to w rings. Busy Bee, 313 S St. Dancing at the Armory ev urday evening. Fisher's 0 -Adv. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF General Books FOR ALL CLASS Sheehan & C C. W. Graham, Prc THE WOLVERINE DETACHMENT NEW ork eve- o. State 13-3t ery Sat- rchestra. no more than right Tear ( rGise~is c with appropriate na I ~ General Hell and Gs M isplaced Literary Ability1 ' 1tE t Yl TIM TA (From Everybody Reads It) I;l MA I FRO He wa...…
…EATH R SHOWVERS; ; i' a I r Si4ilr 43an Iaitx I m, PRESS DAY AND NIGHTI SERVICE TODAY IL. No. 169. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1918. PRICE THREE C - NACE ENGLAD GEORGE SAYS ALLIES A 11 iTROYING SUBMARINES WITH SPEED )ATS UNBE ATEN, T NOT DANGEROUS its Local Engagements in Som- Sector; American Aviators Guard Paris y The Associated Press) an submarines are operating south coast of Ireland as is, from the sinking of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .MBER ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled se for republication of all news dis- redited to it or not otherwise credit- is paper and also the local news herein. newspaper at 'the University of. Published every morning except luring the university year. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as ss matter. Ann Arbor PressrBuilding. Business, 96o; Editorial, 2414.. nications not to exceed 300 words, the signature no...…
…DAY, MAY 25, 1918. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGN NEXT THREE GAES TO DECIDE BIG TEN TITE UUZICKA BEING RELIED ON FOR A GREAT SHARE OF COMING BATTLES Weather permitting, and other ele- ments equally favorable, the Michi-; gan baseball squad now at Chicago will attempt to prove this afternoon that they are better baseball players than the Windy city team with whom they have split even so far this sea- son. . ;, The game this afternoon is the first ...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 25, . __._.. m _, "A great net of mercy drawn through an ocean of unspeakable pain" SEAL OF BOYS' WORKING RESERVE PROFESSOR VILL PAIN BOYS' RESERVE - MEN UNDER DRAFT AGE PECIALLY URGED TO ENLIST William L. Phelps of Yale ty will give a lecture in the s of the boys' working reserve evening at 7:15 o'clock in ditoriumz. He will try to in- all young men between the 16 and 21 in the work of the greatest di...…
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…Aerr s . G . A Our Late Ambassadorout the cort of Autocracy ay b 1are the whole Prussian System espionage and treachery, .eginning with the tragic Zabern incident in Getmany right L rough to the final despicable answer of the German Kaiser himnself, and our good American Boys "going over the top"\to wipe out for all the time this Menace of Autocracy, in the Tre- se idous Photoplay y Four Years in Germany' Facts, Not Fiction 3 DAYS STARTING TIC...…
…DM WILHELM! LET'S STEER C 'fi IER I p.4 oti~t an Iailll ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SER VTCE o. 143. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918. PRICE THRE TSBL 31IN GAS IS END OF CAMPAIGN ONLY AWAY, SA.LES ECCREASE LL NEEDED MPLETE QUOTA nn Leads; Women 850; Mortarboard ells $3,700 Sub- PROF. H. R. CROSS ENTERS SERVICE Prof. Herbert R. Cross, of the fine arts department, has been accepted by the American Red Cross for...…
…during the next six months. Sub- scribe at least that much. Then hustle all you know to pay it up. Really, there is no question here of d keeping out of debt, for you are al- t. ready in debt to the full amount of the rs Loan. Your concern - the United States-has obligated itself to spend. f the money. The debt is incurred now. The more completely it is taken upon a the individual shoulders of the rank and file of the people the better the - c...…
…Vil Lllp y ar: be utilized this contest. TERDAY'S GAMES S WERE PICKED AT BY MITCHELL FOR e his freshman first scrimmagej i Ferry field. were picked at an mentor, who h other for five f the sort prac- n favor of what American League Detroit, 5; Cleveland, 2. Philadelphia, 3; Boston, 0. New York, 5; Washington, 4. Chicago-St. Louis game postponed, rain. National League New York, 6; Brooklyn, 2. Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 1. Tennis will be a ...…
…i1"I'liwl 0 aI I; 9 Buy Liberty Bonds! The and. Allies Pust- the Allies Can ITHERE is no longer any doubt that the allied army and navy must win this war. There is no doubt that America can help war if a united country strikes with - might of its wonderful resources and ficent manhood. win the all the magni- There is no doubt that weakness, disunion, inde- cision and delay will spell disaster. There is no doubt that such a disaster...…
… Id YhLN LILRIIIfI IRLS BY CAMPUS PROFESSORS. ieat appearance are .siness and profess- as in the fighting PROF. FRED N. SCOTT , ADVICE TO EMBRYO JOURNALISTS GIVE SI o control the destiny of aerica will find the qual- -the snap of youth, the e, the refinement of ex- the acme of value-best Smart Ithes &MITTCA PFEL&C0!, SLANDERS 1 LOWERS PHONE 294 218 E. LIBERTY I AR BOR GAR ACE." DEaLERS IN OTO E PHONE 1101 Heels Goodyear Rubber Heel...…
…I ver umps and Oxfords I assort- and pat- in the many nd car- J ' // '2 I . ; , // - f; . _. DR. S. E. TAYLOR TO SPEAK HERE Dr. S. Earl Taylor will deliver the first of two lectures dealing with his experiences on trips he made around the world, at 7:30 o'clock tonight, in Lane hail. Doctor Taylor has had much exper- ience as a photographer, in recogni- tion of which he was made a fellow of the Royal Photographic society, and will illus...…
…' 4kr 4hr tr t c Akol 4:3a-.t >1 33 PRE DAY AND NI SERY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1918. P I I. _ III NG IS NOT tOF 16 OUT OF 40 MEN PASS NAVAL EXAM Sixteen men passed the examination held yesterday at the Health service rooms for entrance into the naval aux- iliary reserve. Twenty-four were re- jected. Of those who were accepted, the fol- lowing will complete their enrollment immediately: Denman H. Cruttenden, '19; Ra...…
…ra. That they should sanction the roduction of women into .the cast i chorus is sufficient evidence that y realize the advantages of such innovation, and that they are un- fsh enough not to consider them- ves, in order to produce a better W. 'he Mimes ,expression of approval mld silence much of the criticism w flooding the campus. The Mimes, virtue of their interest in the opera, re held the veto; and they have sur- dered it. They have shown t...…
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…THE :HIGAN DAILY a _______________________________________________________ r Reduced s on OATS . PAY YOU .OLM STREET mom * * ]LJ* I tVICE PINS IN COLORS One, Two or Three Stars. , Sterling Silver and Solid Gold. 25c to $1.5. CADE JEWELER NICKELS ARCADE £ Dinners S serving a popular priced ry day after five-thirty SENATOR PFLAS WILSON 1,INREPLY TO STTEMENT CHAMBERLAIN SAYS PRESIDENT MALIGNED HIM; DISCLAIMS PERSONAL RANCOR Washin...…
…an 31 a I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25. IC AERIAL SITY SQUAD; 3RE12 TO 12 R SCHOOL XNS ORGANIZE Sub Sinks U.S. Ship; Crew Saved Washington, Nov. 24.-The American steamer Schuylkill has been torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean. The navy department was advised today that 40 men of her crew had been landed at a Mediter- ranean port. There was no naval armed guard aboard. Whether there was loss of life was not known here but...…
…uliti I reigns, you may hear sometimes at a big game, when near the final whistle, "Hurry Up, Michigan." And the war- riors on the gridiron hurry and make1 a drive for another touchdown before it is too late for the added achievement to go down in history. The American troops must hurry on a vast scale to win this war. The world's resources of food and fuel and patience may soon be exhausted. We have entered the war late and every blow must ...…
…REGATN (Continued from Page One) line. Northwestern's ball. Kohler made two through center. Holmes made three around end. Northwestern made 10 yards on a short forward pass, Holmes to Arries. Ellingwood' went straight through center for five yards. Michigan was penalized five yards for holding. Ellingwood failed toxgain around right end. A forward pass was incomplete. Ellingwood failed around left end. Ellingwood dropped back and on a fake pu...…
…of >A-1 Again in De- et of devastated villages of fruit-trees have been y the Germans or de- r ways, are to be re- over-seas relief divi- ;ional league foi wo- the new relief Mrs. Davi-; R the di r'v n at s for purchas2 of being collected The tr, to France as a ees is to be done the French gov- supplied an army h of the Am- wounded at co - I, ,ion en the work, a made with College Exchanges The University of Kansas is distin- guished by h...…
…b. lu1sIII UuaE1 8RTS I :n LiNES TO FIGHT Fl I ZR Calkin Corn ues OLD AND INJURED SOLDIERS CONSTRUCT ROADS FOR, TOMMIES RE. HORSEMEN RECEIVE LAND AND PRI VILEGES FROERULER FOR BRAVE EERS Football Hot Chocolate and! $4.50 Behind British lines in France, Nov. 24 (Associated Press)-The "Labor Companies" form 'the greater part of that "Army Behind the Lines," which is now so essential a part of army or- ganization. The first British E...…
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…E CAU OF DEMOCRACY BY BUYING A LIBERTY 15JJN LI FHE WEATHER COLDER; PROBABLE RAIN TODAY BkAh :43 ttli ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE . SERVICE XXVIII. No. 21. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1917. PRICE THREE CE] _- 1 f NWERSTITY :US SUBCRBEMORE TO ATTAIN QUOTA AOTMENT NOT REACHED AT END OF DRIVE YES- TERDAY OMMITTEE PLANS FINAL FFORT TO PUSH ACROSS udent Subscriptions Fail to Equal Past Daily Average; $7,800 is P...…
….ICHIGa DAILY 3ER ASSOCIATED PRESS ciated Press is exclusively entitlea for republication of all news dis. lited to it or not otherwise credit- paper and also the local news erein. newspaper at the University of Published every morning except ring the university year. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as rmatter. Ann Arbor Press Building. . Sub- by carrier, $2.50; by mailo$.0 tations: Quarry's; Students' Sup: rhe Delta. Phones: Business, 960; 4...…
…THE MIC IIGAN DAILY _ - i hr ............. L HILL ULRiII RUNT Of ATTACK acs ast Shift Throws Weight Opponents' First Line of Defense N AND SPARKS STIIL ON DOUBTFUL LIST FOR GAME May be Without Services of Stars When Cornhuskers Play Saturday chigan's line, averaging nearly ounds in weight and six feet in it, will receive the brunt of the, k at the hands of Nebraska Sat- Duy a 1100k and Swell GYM .Fund Booklet by Douglass Explains Foot...…
… k L M ~NE a .. VICE HELPS E FOODSTUFFS TA SHOWS MANY COMMON VEG- ETABLES MAY DISPLACE SCARCER ARTICLES dichigan students, professors and alth officials are endeavoring to as- t in the food conservation move- at. The University health service e recently given out the following a that should. assist those who care properly regulate the amount or the ection of their food. Lverage proper weights vary for n and women. For men, a height of 6 ...…
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…x S *, LVJA * iAsAJ * LN A-IJ a Enlistment Hits JLEStDARrg SUCCUMB PIN LAST BIG BATTLE University Authorities Favor the Continuance of Athletics COMPLICATION OF D I SE A S E S Despite Loss BESTS AUSTRALIAN Pittsburg, May 24.-Athletic teams BOXER at the University of Pittsburg are be- ing hard hit by enlistments of some of their best known members. Every Australian middleweight, died here day one or more names are listed of this afternoon. ...…
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